Sentence examples for drawings collection from inspiring English sources

"Begun in 1981, our drawings collection is young," she said.

(Holland Cotter) ★ Morgan Library & Museum Renaissance Venicece: Drawings From the Morgan' (through Sept. 23) As in Venice, getting lost is inevitable in this show of Venetian works from the Morgan's sizable Italian drawings collection.

(Johnson) ★ Morgan Library & Museum Renaissance Venicece: Drawings From the Morgan' (closes on Sunday) As in Venice, getting lost is inevitable in this show of Venetian works from the Morgan's sizable Italian drawings collection.

The show grew out of research by Peter Schatborn, former head of the prints and drawings collection at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, who proposed new attributions for some so-called Rembrandt nudes in a 1987 talk at Harvard.

The Morgan Library and Museum announced Friday that it planned to digitize its entire drawings collection, one of the most important in the world, containing works from the 14th through the 21st centuries by masters like Michelangelo, Leonardo, Dürer, Rembrandt and Cézanne.

Apart from Goya's surviving proofs - above all, a unique album with his handwritten captions in the British Museum's prints and drawings collection - there are no entirely "original" sets of the Disasters; published posthumously, it does not even have Goya's original title - he called the etchings "Fatal consequences of the Bloody War in Spain against Buonaparte and other Emphatic Caprichos".

Ms. Cnaani used the museum's prints and drawings collections as inspiration for her multimedia offering.

Werner Kramarsky of New York, a prominent collectors of works on paper, described the Arkansas museum's holdings "as one of the most important contemporary drawings collections in the United States".

It includes little-seen works and well-known masterpieces acquired by J. Pierpont Morgan, almost all of them from his purchase of Charles Fairfax Murray's 1,500-drawing collection in 1910.

Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, holds most of his drawings; her collection numbers 1,700.

In 2009, Wilcox, who was born in Sunderland and is now based in London, started a blog to showcase his notebook drawings – a collection of ordinary objects repurposed, rethought and reinvented.