Sentence examples for gallery points from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Matthew Adams, who is Ansel Adams's grandson and the director of the Ansel Adams Gallery, points out a number of discrepancies, including the "negative numbering system," "misspellings of common place names in Yosemite," and an incongruity of handwriting of the negative number and corresponding title.

One of the pickers, Valter (see slide 10 in the film's online gallery), points out that by removing the recyclable items, they're reducing pollution and the dumping ground's burden of stuff.

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On days off, Mr. Cunningham occasionally drives through town with his daughter as if through an art gallery, pointing to and naming the trees that he has planted.

"Seventy dollars," said Truong Mui Luy, a saleswoman at the Thanh Hoa Gallery, pointing to a painting of Napoleon on a horse.

At the eighth hole, Maltbie, a former touring pro, was walking ahead of the three players when one man in the gallery pointed to him and said to a friend, "That's what golfers used to look like".

"Can you imagine how racy this totally London-rococo-inspired piece would have looked in New York at the time?" Mr. Keno said at his gallery, pointing out acanthus foliage carved on the dresser feet.

I felt from a gallery point of view, probably the most credible and authentic way to approach this was 'self-portrait' because that's what they were called in 1975 and that's what she did when she was doing them.

As a recent archival exhibition at London's Whitechapel Gallery pointed out, Imprint 93 featured a lot of work from artists at the very beginnings of their careers, including Peter Doig, Fiona Banner, Jeremy Deller, Hilary Lloyd and Chris Ofili, amongst others.