Sentence examples for inclusion of work from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of work made since Ms. Cousineau-Levine's book came out seems mostly unnecessary.

But with the inclusion of work by John Currin and Barbara Kruger emotional gets weird, which is good.

One problem is the inclusion of work that merges thick, weighty texture with calligraphy, a step that cancels the expressive potential of both.

Mr. Coe's determination to show that Indian art is a living tradition is evident in his inclusion of work by several 20th-century artists.

His lasting resonance is vividly illustrated in the current show by the inclusion of work on Hogarthian themes by Paula Rego, David Hockney, Yinka Shonibare and the Chapman brothers.

Copying and the motives behind it are the subjects of the small Sackler show, explored mostly through the inclusion of work by a second artist, the redoubtable Zhang Daqian (1899-1983), was was both an influential dealer in Bada's art -- he sold many pieces to the Wangs -- and a virtuosic forger.

The inclusion of works by Helen Chadwick, Louise Bourgeois, and Emin, highlights the thematic continuities between different generations of female artists.

This doom-saying edict is also undercut somewhat by the inclusion of works by two more recent artists.

At the same time, the inclusion of works in public collections can serve to validate, and to appreciate, art for sale.

What makes this exhibition unusual, interesting and slightly special is the inclusion of works by several largely forgotten painters who at one time or another lived and worked on the West Coast.

Later in the day, Mr. de Montebello sent a memo to the museum's board saying, in part, that it was "sadly ironic that Karl Lagerfeld, the man who has represented Chanel and creative fashion for some 20 years, could dismiss five decades of the work of Coco Chanel as a 'bunch of old clothes' which only the inclusion of works by contemporary artists in other media could redeem".