Sentence examples for going on display from inspiring English sources

Etchings by Rembrandt (pictured in a self portrait from 1639) are going on display in one place - at the Norwich Castle Museum - for the first time in three decades.

"What's brilliant about it is that it is one person's collection going on display," Liversidge says.

The work, which is one of four versions of the painting created in the 1890s, is going on display in London ahead of the sale.

In the meantime it is going on display at Mould's gallery on Pall Mall.

The disc, given to Anning by her father, is going on display at Lyme Regis Museum.

The other work going on display, by Kanwar, is titled The Lightning Testimonies.

The ship has received 9 million visitors since going on display in 1983.

The rudder will now go to York for two years for conservation before going on display in Poole Museum.

A self-portrait defaced by the artist after an onlooker called it "flattering" is going on display at the National Portrait Gallery complete with slash marks.

More than 200 pieces of jewellery are going on display at the V&A show which is an expanded version of an exhibition staged in Doha, Qatar.

"Works like these going on display to the public make our museums so attractive and such a rich experience for tourism.