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The best British galleries are here, too, from the long established to the Hoxton groovies, from artist-run Glasgow galleries to East End cult spaces.
William Henry Harrison, longtime Indiana Territory governor and future United States President, was from the long established aristocracy class of the lowland and coastal South.
From "Bahama Village" to the long established US Navy bases, Key West reflects today's America in diversity, with a few key distinctions.
The dealer, J. E. Eskenazi of Eskenazi Ltd., said in a faxed reply to questions that he had purchased the sculpture from "a long established and reputable gallery in London" but declined to name the gallery or provide evidence of the item's prior history.
Sofie Gråbøl – known to British TV audiences from The Killing but long established as a stage actor in Denmark – gives all you might have expected from her once she got out of that sweater.
The decision to open the V&A at Dundee stemmed in large part from long established links between Duncan Jordanstone of College of Art and Design and the pater familias in Kensington.
Williams came from a long established Breconshire family, though he was born in Calcutta (now Kolkata) where his parents – late-married cousins – were living while his father was handicapper of the local Turf Club.
In the otherwise disastrous Old Vic production of Much Ado About Nothing, the calamitous miscasting of the veterans James Earl Jones and Vanessa Redgrave as Benedick and Beatrice is offset by a masterclass in doubling from Peter Wight, long established as our most reliable stage character actor, who alternates a comic Dogberry with a haunted Friar Francis.
The earthy restaurant, about a 10-minute drive from downtown, has long established itself as a premier vegetarian restaurant in the city.
A tale as old as the ages: long established champion mercilessly protects his title from talented newcomer.
