Sentence examples for entrusted works from inspiring English sources

For most of the 20th century the unfamiliar paintings and drawings here were sequestered in the Moscow collection of Nikolai Khardzhiev, a critic to whom Malevich and other artists of the Russian avant-garde sold or entrusted works, especially as Suprematism and its offspring, Constructivism, fell out of favor with the Soviet government.

Other dead photographers who have entrusted work to their wives have not fared so well.

The painting is one of about 70 Malevich works presented at a Berlin exhibition in 1927, during which Malevich was called back to the Soviet Union and entrusted the works to several friends.

Ireland, Rawsthorne and Humphrey Searle also entrusted their works to Horsley and as early as 1946 he premiered Searle's First Piano Concerto.

The last contract, signed in 1986, gave Marlborough International Fine Arts the exclusive right to sell art from the estate and entrusted all works to Marlborough for safekeeping.

The German people are excluded from the League of Nations, to which is entrusted all work of common interest to the world.

In that year he entrusted the work of guiding the seekers to his spiritual collaborator, Mirra Alfassa (1878 1973), who was called "the Mother" in the ashram.

"Take good care of it," Salomon told the man to whom she entrusted the work before she was shipped to Auschwitz.

"Take good care of it," Salomon told the man to whom she entrusted the work before she was shipped off to Auschwitz.

"Those who have entrusted their work to us over the years will never know the intense pride that they have brought, and the anticipation and excitement that greets each new manuscript never palls.

He has also served as a one-man literary detective agency, placing advertisements in Polish and Ukrainian newspapers imploring the people to whom Schulz entrusted his work to make themselves known, and attempting to track down every living correspondent of Schulz's in the effort to find any remaining letters or other papers, no matter how insignificant.