Sentence examples for esteemed museums from inspiring English sources

From the dollar bill to the walls of esteemed museums, portraits of George Washington are everywhere.

In 1863 1864 during the American Civil War, Edward traveled through Europe, taking the opportunity to visit the most esteemed museums and societies of the time.

It's not every day a famous gay porn star offers a master class at one of New York City's esteemed museums.

The artist has been apprehended on numerous occasions for executing similar stunts, in which yes, he hurls his blood inside esteemed museums and galleries around the world.

But as Mark Fletcher, a private art adviser who has dealt in work by both artists, said, "Whiteread has an extraordinary, esteemed museum exhibition and patronage history, but it's Hirst, which has little such institutional support, which does extremely well in the marketplace". One more example.

These students progress to esteemed careers in museums, the art world, business, marketing and advertising.

Some of the artists, like Roy Lichtenstein, Sol LeWitt and Jacob Lawrence, are typically shown in esteemed galleries and museums.

The esteemed velvet painting museum has a new show up dedicated to the pioneers of punk.

And the esteemed beadwork artist Liza Lou, a veteran of numerous museum exhibits, became a recipient of a MacArthur Genius Fellowshipin in 2002.

Fueled by philanthropic zeal, lucrative tax deductions and the prestige of seeing their works in esteemed settings, wealthy art owners have for decades given museums everything from their Rembrandts to their bedroom slippers.

Photographers David LaChapelle, Annie Leibovitz, Helmut Newton, Mario Testino, and Bruce Weber were among those whose work was esteemed enough to be exhibited in both gallery and museum shows and published in popular monographs.