Sentence examples for invitations to exhibit from inspiring English sources

Judd was particular about accepting invitations to exhibit his work.

Success in the art world means getting invitations to exhibit in some great places.

This was, after all, an artist who declined repeated invitations to exhibit with the Impressionists while steadfastly submitting his work to the Salon, where he exhibited 14 times.

She has attitude, befitting her invitation to exhibit with the Impressionists that year.

A defining moment in Ms. Hicks' career came with her invitation to exhibit at the Biennial of Tapestry in Lausanne in 1967.

The "Centerfolds" show at Metro Pictures brought invitations for her to exhibit at the Stedelijk Museum, in Amsterdam, and at the important Documenta 7, in Germany.

PADUA, ITALY — Giuseppe De Nittis was the only foreign artist to exhibit, on the invitation of Degas, at the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874, but his five paintings were hung in a poor light some days after the event began.

DOneed.

In 1885, he received an invitation from James Sutton, director of the American Art Association, to exhibit in New York.

Painters want to exhibit.

Three invitations to lunch.