Sentence examples for group of museums from inspiring English sources

At about that time another group of museums began requesting commissions for that very reason.

On view will be loans from an international group of museums, including the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the National Gallery in London, the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff.

Based on this and other research, a group of museums formed the steve.museum tagging project, which recently received a two-year grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Portsmouth Arts and Historical Collaborative, 236 Union Street, (603) 431-5388, www.proportsmouth.org, is a group of museums, theaters, repertory groups and seven historic houses, including the Warner House, 150 Daniel Street, which is open daily.

The answer was a collaborative effort: among other initiatives, they banded together to form the Maine Art Museum Trail, inspired by the tourist-luring Connecticut Impressionist Art Trail set up by a group of museums a few years ago.

He believes the city has room for a new institution that showcases modern and contemporary art, even though it boasts some 70 art galleries and a group of museums that also includes the Finnish National Gallery and the Espoo Museum of Modern Art.

Rockwell's sons and a group of museum members sued separately to stop the sale.

ASK a group of museum directors to describe the ideal board member, and someone is bound to mention Bruce B. Dayton.

Barry Olshen of Toronto said he was in a group of museum visitors and was right next to the man, who pushed his way through the crowd to a steel barrier about two yards in front of the painting.

Timothy Potts, the new director of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, is also here, as is Adam D. Weinberg, director of the Whitney Museum of American Art, who is making his first visit to Maastricht, with a group of museum trustees and supporters.

The latter is George Clooney's latest directorial venture and concerns an allied forces group of museum curators and art historians in the second world war who attempt to stop the Nazis destroying the cultural treasures of occupied countries.