Sentence examples for collections of paper from inspiring English sources

These include a Chinese pagoda, libraries, galleries, laboratories, collections of paper and all things made from plants, even a Royal Palace where George III experienced his celebrated madness.

This month, Dover Publications is releasing two new collections of paper dolls, which engage in sartorial satire of the 60's and 70's and are intended for grown-ups who never quite kicked the snip-and-fit habit.

This lecture, based on selected collections of paper and manuscripts found in the caves of Western Nepal, Tibet and Central Asia, surveys a variety of analytical techniques in comparison to codicological methods traditionally applied to manuscript studies.

Oct. 29-March 2. (212-849-8400) www.ndm.si.edu 'THE CHANGING OF THE AVANT-GARDE: VISIONARY ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FROM THE HOWARD GILMAN COLLECTION' -- To celebrate the gift of one of the foremost collections of "paper architecture" in the world, MOMA will display 112 drawings.

There are also separate collections of papers of Elizabeth S. Gill and Helen Young.

He also edited collections of papers for the Camden Society and from 1891 was editor of the English Historical Review.

One example of this is archives, or collections of papers (personal or institutional).

Collections of papers of non-Yale collectors, critics and historians include: Alice Baldwin Beer, Charles Humboldt, James Jackson Jarves, Bancel LaFarge, Charles James Morse, Harold Wickliffe Rose, George Dudley Seymour, Benjamin Silliman, and Martin Sebastian Soria.

Several of the interviewees have collections of papers in the Schlesinger Library.

I've done some work in manuscripts, big collections of papers.

A further difficulty is the unreliability of most collections of papers, letters, and other memorabilia edited before the 20th century.