Sentence examples for comprehensive archives from inspiring English sources
Adrian Glew, the Tate's archivist, described it as one of the finest and most comprehensive archives of an artist to enter the gallery.
It was then-between the mid 1960s and mid 1980s-that he interviewed, photographed, and gathered information about convicts and their tattoos, building one of the most comprehensive archives to date.
It was then – between the mid-1960s mid-1980s980s – thet he interviewed, photographed and gathered information about convicts and their tattoos, building one of the most comprehensive archives to date. .
Comprehensive archives of FFPE specimens have been established in most large Institutes of Pathology, harboring tissue specimens from most human diseases, including comparably rare medical conditions.
To create a comprehensive archive of video art is conceptually and fiscally doable.
Anthology houses a comprehensive archive of American alternative cinema but also whatever other bits of film come his way.
It has a comprehensive archive relating to Hull's Blitz, with a detailed breakdown of bombing raids by date and street.
The most comprehensive archive of the artist Vaginal Creme Davis is on YouTube, where fans have uploaded hundreds of clips of her videos and performances.
The decision to use period tear sheets in place of original photographs came about because "there is no comprehensive archive of any kind," Mr. Bluttal explained.
The effort, which feels almost archeological, drew from a comprehensive archive her grandparents kept of their sojourn in Cuba, down to the piano tuner's business card.
Apart from friends, Coe's greatest source of information in telling Johnson's story - which, towards the end, unexpectedly turns into a detective story - is the comprehensive archive that he kept.
