Sentence examples for exhibition dated from inspiring English sources

A characteristic pair in the exhibition, dated 1529 (from the Uffizi), shows Luther as a pleasant, well-fed-looking university professor and his wife as a homely, contented, haute-bourgeois hausfrau.

The early works in the exhibition, dating until about 1800, are portraits, many full-length, but no routine likenesses.

Made by the Wari people of Peru's southern highlands, they are among the oldest works in the exhibition, dating from the seventh or eighth century, but they have a remarkably modern feel.

The idea of hosting the 1967 World Exhibition dates back to 1956, but it was in 1958 that Conservative Senator Mark Drouin suggested during his speech at the Brussels Exhibition that Canada should host a World Exhibition to celebrate its centennial.

No stranger to the Whitney, Mr. Koons, 57, has been included in more than 10 Whitney-organized exhibitions, dating from 1985.

His first exhibition dates back to 1973 and since then he has exhibited his works in several collective and personal exhibitions, and has been awarded several prizes.

The museum opened in 1984, and its core exhibition dates from that period.

Most of the material in the exhibition dates from this late period.

For biographical convenience the career of a painter is staked out with exhibition dates and mentions of prizes and monographs.

European and Asian countries equipped their embryonic military air units with the famous monoplane, and pilots in Europe and the United States purchased Blériot machines to enter aeronautical competitions and to meet exhibition dates.

Exhibition Dates: March 24 - May 13 , 2016