Sentence examples for established dealer from inspiring English sources

When Zwirner opened his gallery, on Greene Street, Barbara Gladstone, an established dealer, trusted him with a Richter painting to sell on consignment.

"The Discovery Labware unit's extensive product portfolio and established dealer network will significantly improve Corning Life Sciences' offerings to customers and is a critical part of Corning's long-term growth strategy," Wendell P. Weeks, Corning's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.

Hanart TZ Gallery — run since 1983 by Johnson Chang, an established dealer of contemporary Chinese art — opened its new space on Tuesday with a ribbon cutting by David Tang, the founder of Shanghai Tang, the luxury goods chain, who has been a busy man.

You'll get more hand-holding when you buy directly from an established dealer but you won't get the same variety of merchandise.

For 15 years, some of the art world's most established dealers and experts rhapsodized about dozens of newly discovered masterworks by titans of Modernism.

The three are among the 69 established dealers in New York this week for the Winter Antiques Show, now in its 47th year and flourishing.

Bloomberg reports that Chandler has spent up to four million dollars renovating a fourteen-thousand-square-foot space at 24 West 57th Street, the building that's already home to a number of established dealers including Marian Goodman.

Thursday marks the opening of Independent New York, the young, rule-breaking fair with no walls between the booths and no admissions charge that's now attracting young and established dealers alike.

But other prosecutors who specialize in drug cases have defended the practice of approaching addicts while making drug arrests, saying that many addicts do, in fact, work as go-betweens or lookouts for established dealers in their neighborhoods.

He did not apprentice with one of the established dealers but, rather, in 1979, when he was twenty-three, wentoto work in the map department at B. Altman, the old Fifth Avenue department store.

Goss is very social by nature, but when he tried running the Goss Gallery, on Cedar Springs Road (where the foundation is now based), he soon discovered that collectors were more apt to buy work from established dealers in New York or London.