Sentence examples for displayed exhibition from inspiring English sources

Paul Cézanne is the painter's painter par excellence, or so it emerges in a sparkily clever, sensuously displayed exhibition at the National Gallery in London that sees great art through through the eyes of great artists.

He and Mr. Bergé denied that, and a week later announced plans to turn the house into a museum, which has since displayed exhibitions of Mr. Saint Laurent's tuxedo jackets and the clothes he designed for Ms. Kempner.

Only a few months ago, Barney's Chelsea gallery displayed an exhibition of Tarka's artwork.

Although only a few original artworks are displayed, the exhibition presents a good overview of the intellectual ferment through reproductions and biographies of the artists.

The painting, of apples artfully arranged on a table, has been displayed in exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art, as well as the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

The painting will be displayed in exhibitions in Hong Kong, San Francisco, London and New York before going on sale at Christie's in New York on November 15.

The hotpants are considered to be "iconic" and have been displayed in exhibitions of Minogue's fashion.

The Columbia museum built a special room to display the exhibition's signature work "The Course of Empire".

THE Housatonic Museum of Art is displaying an exhibition of the work of Matt Ernst and Rob Roy, two midcareer American artists with much on their minds.

The museum was the first in the world to display an exhibition dedicated solely to Tibetan art, in 1911, Dr. Paul said.

Adams' Temple Greenhouse, which once housed Coventry's exotic plant collection, now displays an exhibition by the Embroiderers Guildd called "Landscapes of 'Capability Brownn".