Sentence examples for gallery price from inspiring English sources

Walking up Orchard Street to the next gallery, Price gestured toward the Tenement Museum.

The business website, meanwhile, can also include other information, like the services offered at that location, directions and a map, photo gallery, price list, and contact information, like the address and phone number, for example.

Next for Shapinsky was an acquisition by the National Gallery in Washington, D.C., and other museums, and finally an auction at Sotheby's, with the final sale amount ten times that of the original gallery price.

Richard Avedon, Andy Warhol, Artist, New York City, August 20 , 1969 1975, Gelatin silver print, Edition 3/10, Signed, numbered and stamped on verso, Image: 60.7 x 48.7 inches; Framed: 71 x 57 inches, estimated gallery price: $80,000/$100,000.

(The gallery priced Korine's work in the fifty-to-hundred-thousand-dollar range).

The gallery priced the paintings at $1,200 to $3,000 and sold two of them.

Not without reason, buyers expect to encounter arrogant dealers and lofty gallery prices.

Bad news: cels featuring popular characters, such as those from Hayao Miyazaki's anime movies or the Evangelion series, often go for art gallery prices.

Unlike works in most galleries, Mr. Keene's paintings practically fly off the walls, proving that there is a huge appetite for original art among regular folks who can't pay gallery prices.

But Paglia's choice of examples, coupled with her frequent broadsides on everything from New York gallery pricing to feminist politics to "the in-group of hip cognoscenti" and those wickedly subversive post-structuralists, damages her argument and leaves one wondering exactly to whom she is talking.

Since 1998, when the auction house began redefining contemporary art as works made in the last 30 years, dealers have objected to the sale of younger artists' works at auction, saying that Christie's is not only inflating the prices of these works beyond their gallery prices but also prematurely testing the market for some younger artists.