Sentence examples for marvellous collection from inspiring English sources

The gallery's marvellous collection of 25,000 pieces - pictures, pottery, porcelain and antiquities - has been redisplayed in its luxurious new space.

The show is organized by Elizabeth Siegel, Associate Curator of Photography at the Art Institute of Chicago, and the catalogue includes a marvellous collection of these collages, along with essays by Seigel, Patrizia di Bello, and Marta Weiss.

But Ledbetter's basement was full of unsold copies of "How Low Can You Go?," a marvellous collection of early jazz not quite novel enough to overcome its obscurity and its low-fi sound.

The marvellous collection of everyday medieval textile and clothing pieces excavated from the Thames foreshore and now in the London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre yielded just a few scraps of linen amongst piles of wool and silk outer garments.

And of course there was that marvellous collection of character actors, Frank Morgan, Eric Blore — scores of them!" "Do you think television is really responsible for the break-up of Hollywood?" "To begin with, the studios are now hardly ever used for anything but television films.

Dave Simpson A highlight from Angular records' marvellous collection of obscure continental 1980s synthpop, Cold Waves and Minimal Electronics: proof positive that the best music is frequently made by people who've evidently spent as much time standing in front of mirrors trying to look "artistic" as they have actually writing songs.

Surreal Encounters: Collecting the Marvellous draws from four collections directly linked to the exhibition 80 years ago and includes works from the London show; it also aims to reappraise the sometimes undervalued place of surrealism in Britain.

Taika Dahlbom When Worm died a few years later, Frederick III acquired the doctor's cabinet and added it to his own collection of marvellous nick-nacks.

Drop in to the Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation wing, which houses the philanthropist's marvellous contemporary Indian art collection (ask to browse through the archives); for something that reaches farther back in time, the newly refurbished miniature wing offers an exquisite glimpse of courtly Mughal life.

There are perhaps a dozen works of great brilliance the squat "Redstone Dancer" with its marvellous spiralling motion (now in the Tate Gallery's collection), for example.

After unveiling 30 new looks, inspired by flowers, for Parisian fashion house Christian Dior's autumn/winter 2010 haute couture collection, he dressed himself up like a marvellous storm.