Sentence examples for lost work of art from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most feverishly examined lost work of art is Leonardo da Vinci's Battle of Anghiari.

But surely the snowman is the perfect, archetypal lost work of art.

The idea of a lost work of art by Leonardo da Vinci coming to light is gripping.

I have recently finished the penultimate draft of my next book, which is a set of interlinked essays on lost works of art and literature, entitled Lost, Stolen or Shredded.

When I see articles in the paper about lost works of art being rediscovered, I always follow the story.

But lost works of art are much more convenient, and the less known about them the better.

The British side of this story has never been properly told, although in the last two decades attempts have once again been made to try to establish the location of lost works of art.

Museums rarely lose works of art, particularly nine-foot-high sculptures.

Art detectives Philip Mould and Bendor Grosvenor are expert in unearthing the secret, lost works of the greatest painters, but how do they do it?

The Bluecoat Gallery has recreated a lost beautiful work of art which almost provoked a punch-up 140 years ago.

"I felt sick," he told the Journal earlier this week, "It was like losing a work of art.