Sentence examples for displayed belongs from inspiring English sources

The entire collection of red and white quilts being displayed belongs to collector Joanna S. Rose who plans to donate 50 of the quilts to the museum after the Armory exhibit.

Everything on display belongs to two collectors, Francis Staub and Regis Masclet, who, rather than showcasing their antiques in a museum, opted to create a living, breathing carnival.

The display belongs to a company called SW24, founded 14 years ago by former NYPD narcotics detective Desmond Smyth.

In line with Tarrant's idea behind the show, each original work created and on display belongs to the non-painters that concepted it.

But it has been possible, over the years, for the Met to build up its own collection, to which most of the objects on display belong.

Most of the 150 artifacts on display belong to the National Museum of China in Beijing, which had never lent them to a European museum.

The teddy bears on display belong to the private collection of the owner Jonna Thygesen.

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The collection of material displayed at Maggs belonged to Julio Mario Santo Domingo Braga, who built an immense drug library before his death in 2009.

Shona Sloan-Shango Ni Ohun's paintinglike "Beaded Portrait of a Devotee of Orisa Shango" includes depictions of a rattle and conical crown like those displayed downtown; they belong to a figure who resembles the bead-garbed twins at the SoHo museum.

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