Sentence examples for compact gallery from inspiring English sources

-- and a compact gallery.

The nuclear worry may have been laid to rest, but water is an ever-present problem in the West; an entire wall of the compact gallery housing the exhibition is given over to photographs of water and the means of distributing it.

There, as you move up through the building from the main galleries to the storage rooms — essentially compact galleries themselves, open by appointment — the closeness you feel with the art builds, and the rest of the world falls away.

The existing Barnes, in a 1925 structure by the neoclassical architect Paul Cret, contained a series of compact, numbered galleries.

The tasteful lighting and careful placement of the horses around the compact second-floor gallery make it seem like a child's fantasy of a playroom.

Most of the art is displayed in a compact stack of four gallery floors that rise from the second story to a skylight on the roof.

The museum is also pushing to make the curved corners in the galleries more compact to add still more wall space, which could create an impression that the art is crammed in.

Yes, the museum's Rotunda Gallery is more compact than some New York studio apartments.

Some gallery floors are compact, some tall, and others far bigger but with lower ceilings.

Tucked into a copse of trees behind the main house, Johnson's compact, almost cylindrical glass-walled galleries encourage intimate contemplation of these small-scaled treasures.

The gallery itself, filled with compact grandeur, is the high point of the McKim reopening.