Sentence examples for gallery on which from inspiring English sources

Criticism, in this view, is, at best, helpful and disposable, an inessential, changeable prop, like the temporary partition in the gallery on which a painting is hung or the cover slapped on a paperback edition of a classic book.

Tim Barber offers "Various Photographs," a selection of 300 framed, paperback-size prints downloaded from his personal online gallery, on which he displays photographs submitted by professionals and amateurs.

He was known for his research of French and English furniture and his supervision of the museum's period rooms, especially the suite of 12 rooms that make up the Wrightsman galleries, on which he worked with Charles and Jayne Wrightsman.

It now fetches £8,000 to £30,000 through Halcyon Gallery on New Bond Street, which represents the artist.

In 1953, she opened her art gallery on Madison Avenue, which she continued to operate personally until her recent illness.

Tours take in the Secession gallery on Friedrichstrasse, which houses Klimt's giant Beethoven Frieze, his stunning Festsaal ceiling paintings at the University of Vienna and the artist's studio in the 13th district.

Works by artists born after 1790 were moved to the new gallery on Millbank, which allowed Hogarth, Turner and Constable to remain in Trafalgar Square.

(laughs) He was having a poetry reading at Stone Brothers, so we went there, and that night I met Walter Hopps, and later, he and Ed Kienholz started The Ferus Gallery on La Cienega, which is where Andy Warhol had his first show, and he then went to the Pasadena Museum where he gave Marcel Duchamp his first retrospective in 1963.

It begins with you waking up to the steps of an art gallery (which one depends on which city you are playing in).

The most expansive gallery on my visit--and the one which would fit comfortably on 19th Street in Chelsea--is the Caldwell Gallery (355 Warren Street) with its grey and white walls and black astro-turf floors.

A single chair in the gallery faces a wall on which a large yellow square has been painted.