Sentence examples for collector interest from inspiring English sources

It is the connection to the heritage of famous marques that has spurred collector interest.

Collector interest made the sporty cars set one of the best-selling American stamp issues of all time.

As prices rose, she moved on to the 19th century, then not a subject, except for Impressionism and post-Impressionism, in which collector interest was hot.

Although there has been a surge of dealer and collector interest in artists from the subcontinent, Ribeiro remains relatively unknown compared with contemporaries such as his half-brother FN Souza, Avinash Chandra, Balraj Khanna and Anish Kapoor.

It seems likely, however, that it was these same qualities which throughout his life denied him the collector interest, and so the bumper paydays, that so many of his contemporaries enjoyed.

But in the 33 years since JAR founded his company, a booming estate jewelry market has fueled collector interest in signed works; and especially over the past decade, a renaissance in high jewelry making -- among independent designers as well as the traditional French houses -- has revived the conversation about the next generation of work that deserves to remain intact.

At just nine feet long, the Dryosaurus' relatively petite size could make it attractive to a private collector interested in displaying a Jurassic specimen in his living room.

"We do have a collector interested in the Zuckerberg piece but we're not going to report who it is," the artist says.

She became a familiar visitor to the salerooms of Christie's and Sotheby's, raising collectors' interest in early photographic images.

By the time it was exhibited at Demisch Danant and the New York art gallery Lehmann Maupin in 2006, the value of her late 1960s and 1970s pieces had soared, as collectors' interest in that period grew.

The practice of liberating the occasional page from a manuscript goes back hundreds of years, but it became more common when medieval art started to pique collectors' interest in the 19th century.