Sentence examples for contemporary copy from inspiring English sources

But in the 1990s scholars doubted that it was actually by Dou and demoted the painting to "contemporary copy".

In the "Roots" section, a contemporary copy of one of Cab Calloway's rakish zoot suits -- this one in bright yellow with matching hat -- demonstrates that hip-hop's penchant for sartorial exaggeration is a long-standing tradition.

Manuscript fragment on parchment of a nearly contemporary copy of an extract from a Coram Rege Roll, involving Iohannes de Burgh, his wife Sibilla, and Nicholas de Burgh; concerns property dispute in West Bagborough (Somerset).

The letterbox is now lost, but a contemporary copy is in the collection of The Higgins Art Gallery & Museum.

Many of the works in the warehouse are contemporary copies of tribal pieces, mass produced and inexpensive.

To a small reception area, where there are available contemporary (but not immediately contemporary) copies of Billboard, Cash Box, and Record World.

The reason you would never have seen them is that they never got made, although that didn't stop them being advertised in contemporary copies of Variety.

Poke around long enough and you'll see some pretty impressive architectural elements - e.g. the original iron hinges on the front door and Delft tiles on display (though Sam is quick to point out that those that grace the showers in some rooms are contemporary copies).

This poem circulated very widely in manuscript and survives today in more than two dozen contemporary copies; several of these have a fuller, variant title "On Mr. William Shakespeare, he died in April 1616", which unambiguously specifies that the reference is to Shakespeare of Stratford.

Instead, a high-quality near-contemporary copy shows how quickly Bosch's reputation spread through 16th-century Europe.

In contrast, a number of art historians have noted that his mother's portrait contains bland passages, especially around the eyes and may be a near-contemporary copy of a lost original.