Sentence examples for gathering of work from inspiring English sources
It is a gathering of work from the 1930's, a time when the Russian-born Marcus Rothkowitz was sifting through many sources, old and new, for inspiration.
In mastering both forms, he resembles Thomas Hardy, a writer he admired and, in his early poems, often emulated.Warren's "Collected Poems" is a sprawling, uneven gathering of work which comes to life about midway through with "Instigations", a set of poems first published in the 1960s.
The cliche catchall known as the millennium and the 20th-century's birthing of abstraction are the not-so-strong premises for this small gathering of work by six abstract painters of several generations: Richard Anuszkiewicz, Thom Cooney Crawford, Lydia Dona, Fabian Marcaccio, David Reed and Dorothea Rockburne.
The result is a Collection of Documentaries, a gathering of work that sets out to explore modern British society and challenge what people think of as "Real Britain".
"This gathering of works interrogates assumptions and opens the space between understanding and perception".
The rather loose title covers a wildly assorted gathering of works (mostly small) by a starry cast of artists from Goya to Picasso to Lucian Freud.
"Le Pouvoir de l'Amour" reminds us that the word opera is plural, in other words a gathering of works ("opus" is the singular).
Just a few days earlier, at a gathering of working groups called the Spokes Council, a woman named Sparkle, wearing a sandwich board denouncing the finance group, had called for greater transparency.
Through March 30 The rather loose title of this show covers a wildly assorted gathering of works -- mostly small -- by a starry cast of artists from Goya to Picasso to Lucian Freud.
At the same time, some observers suggest that Gouzer's sales are flimsy marketing exercises, bestowing an insubstantial veneer of coherence on a gathering of works that might just as easily appear in Christie's traditional evening sales.
Street, SoHo Through March 4 The cliche catchall known as the millennium and the 20th century's birthing of abstraction are the not-so-strong premise for this gathering of works by six abstract painters: Richard Anuszkiewicz, Thom Cooney Crawford, Lydia Dona, Fabian Marcaccio, David Reed and Dorothea Rockburne.
