Sentence examples for considerable collection of 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.

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.

Mr. Garofalo, a retired carpenter who amassed his considerable collection of military memorabilia through auctions and donations, fought in the Pacific with the Fourth Marine Division from 1942 to 1945.

Over the years, Deng amassed a considerable collection of works by some of China's most important artists, especially the literati painters, scholar-bureaucrats like himself who also painted and practiced calligraphy.

The British Museum has a considerable collection of similar bronzes (though it points out they are actually made of brass), which were created between the 15th and late 19th centuries by craftsmen working for the royal court of the ruler (or Oba) of Benin, then one of the most powerful kingdoms in west Africa.

And, as Stanley Plumly points out in "Posthumous Keats" (Norton; $27.95), his moving new study of the poet's work and legend, "one could form a considerable collection from what was left out of this last book".

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

Both taxes the IMF proposes will present considerable collection difficulties.

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.

To achieve this, demands considerable efforts: continued collection of good data, training, routine use of the assessment outcomes in care planning, continued interest by the management of the facilities.