Sentence examples for make a reproduction from inspiring English sources

Artist commissioned to make a reproduction of the Rheims Cathedral became so familiar a figure at the Metropolitan Museum that they allowed him to prowl among the private collections.

By Russel Crouse and Palmer The New Yorker, February 12 , 1927P. 17 Artist commissioned to make a reproduction of the Rheims Cathedral became so familiar a figure at the Metropolitan Museum that they allowed him to prowl among the private collections.

In what is known as a "mechanical" license -- an irony not lost on the digital services -- anyone can make a reproduction of a music composition so long as he or she notifies the music publisher and pays a royalty set by the United States Copyright Office.

Because these works are (more or less) unique, the ability to make a reproduction can be tightly controlled and the museum can impose contractual conditions on access to make such a reproduction or on the reuse of a museum-supplied image.

"One of the rounds was to make a reproduction of a famous photograph using Play-Doh.

The Constitution says that copyright can only be given to authors not to people who merely make a reproduction.

She said she had found the sealike colors soothing, and had played around with the idea of making a reproduction of it in embroidery, on batik cloth.

As an adult, she made a reproduction of an early Canadian pie plate for the Ontario Agricultural Museum and discovered that she enjoyed recreating an article from shards of old pottery or archival drawings.

DVDs make a better reproduction of each image; VHS tapes come closer to the moviegoing experience.

"The industry likes to say that you can make a perfect reproduction now using these techniques," said Mr. Street, surveying the replicas in progress on his desk, many of which still looked more like toys than art.

They also make a toilet, a reproduction of a 1920s design.