Sentence examples for ethnographic exhibition from inspiring English sources

There is a photograph of a doll in "Asiatic costume" from the 1867  Ethnographic Exhibition in Moscow.

One legacy of the Iraqi occupation can be seen at the Kuwait National Museum, where only a small ethnographic exhibition -- evoking scenes from Bedouin and peasant life -- is on display.

"From an ethnographic perspective, the exhibition will present the daily life of Vietnamese people in the north, the center and the south of the country, in cities as well as the countryside, in the delta as well as the mountains and highlands," Dr. Nguyen Van Huy, Vietnam Museum of Ethnology director, said in a statement.

Admission (60 dirham/ £4.50) also includes entry to the adjacent Musée de Marrakech with exhibitions of ethnographic and Islamic objects.

Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.

The Redding Museum of Art and History features ethnographic, historical, and fine arts exhibitions.

A small but well-curated archaeological and ethnographic collection interspersed with rotating exhibitions of works by local contemporary artists.

The exhibition is not an ethnographic show.

Yet Fischer has foregrounded its ethnographic collections and put on anthropological exhibitions including Supermarket of the Dead, a survey of China's traditional offerings to ancestors and the survival of this custom in the 21st century.

In 1867, he exhibited photos at an exhibition in Paris and in 1870 he joined an expedition to the Batak lands of East Sumatra, where he successfully recorded scores of ethnographic images.

Gallery exhibitions rotate quarterly, kicking off with an overview of Ziba's ethnographic research in China, to coincide with the Portland Art Museum's China Design Now exhibition.