Sentence examples for considerable collection from inspiring English sources

Gelman loved and collected European art, and upon his death in 1986 he bequeathed his considerable collection of it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan.

Her designs were usually made in gouache on paper, and are works of art in themselves: the Whitworth Gallery, Manchester, has a considerable collection.

Although he found time for few exhibitions during his busy and productive life, Farrell's considerable collection is now mainly shared between the Getty and Lebrecht archives.

In soliciting donations to add to his considerable collection, Thomas emphasized that the enterprise was meant to "bestow on posterity that which they cannot give to us".

It hung in the Öster reichische Galerie Belvedere in Vienna for decades among the museum's considerable collection of Klimts, many of which are also the subject of restitution claims yet to be decided.

It was very likely that from him Truman purchased the ceramic cats and leopards that sat about on shelves in the Brooklyn apartment, and perhaps the first of, or at least added to, his considerable collection of paperweights.

There are considerable collections in some European libraries London, Paris, and Rome but few translations are available, because of the small number of scholars of Tibet.

Hands-on work: Majors will be encouraged to make use of the University's considerable collections of special ancient materials, e.g. from the Nasher or the RBMSCL.

In her view, a museum should be built inside Kabul, where it would be more accessible, and given the necessary security if the museum is to reassemble its once-considerable collection, which spanned more than 50,000 years, from the artifacts of cave-dwelling tribes through the intricate works left by a succession of civilizations: Greek, Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic.

She is survived by Detmar and a considerable hat collection.

He left it four-fifths of his considerable personal collection, and also bequeathed assets to be sold for the institution's benefit.