Sentence examples for deal art from inspiring English sources

Among his 20 books are "Hidden Cities," about prehistoric Indian life; "Mr. Jefferson's Lost Cause," arguing that Jefferson's policies toward the Deep South contributed to the Civil War; and his latest, "When Art Worked: The New Deal, Art and Democracy".

When Art Worked: The New Deal, Art and Democracy: An Illustrated Documentary in book form by David Larkin, text by Roger G. Kennedy (Rizzoli) shows in graphic detail how President Roosevelt's depression initiatives put the unemployed to work.

One Web site with a listing of New Deal art across New York State is www.wpamurals.com/newyork.htm.htm

This research fed her book on the subject, "Treasures on New Mexico Trails: Discover New Deal Art and Architecture," published in 1995.

My mom had a big deal art show in New York.

In addition to immediate financial benefit and value as a morale booster, New Deal art has left behind a precious legacy, an artistic record of the times.

It would seem to be a frustrating twist for the Pacers, who have been trying to deal Artest since mid-December when he requested a trade.

We weren't going to be Kennedy & Burt; we've never been interested in buying and dealing art.

They had three more children and Bon sustained himself semi-successfully by dealing art and antiques through the 1960s.

Soon, he's dealing art as well as pitching, and jetting back from Tokyo with thousands of dollars in cash hidden in his shoes.

But he made his first millions dealing art by day and spent his evenings trolling museums and galleries, memorizing, he says, 500 labels at a time.