Sentence examples for monographs about from inspiring English sources

To his own dozen books, there was added a new industry of features and monographs about him.

The Antique Collectors' Club and Hatje Cantz have both released monographs about Goncharova, one of Diaghilev's favorite designers.

PETER PENNOYER and Anne Walker, the authors of erudite, luxuriously illustrated monographs about lesser-known architects, have now published "The Architecture of Grosvenor Atterbury" (W. W. Norton).

Ravilious in Essex is at the Fry Art Gallery, Saffron Walden, until 14 August www.fryartgallery.org Monographs about Ravilous are available from The Mainstone Press.

The transcript of the 1951 trial, which took place in Manhattan, and the documents that were introduced as evidence have been scoured ever since, and serve as the factual basis for the countless books and monographs about the case.

For a long time, many classically trained musicians begged strenuously to differ, but after decades of snobbish disregard, George Gershwin, the songwriter who composed "Porgy and Bess" and "An American in Paris," has finally become a fit subject for academic scholarship, inspiring countless articles and monographs about his life and work.

Ms. Weiss's sources also included a 2010 monograph about a Taylor prot?, Wallace A. Rayfield.

In 1999 Rizzoli published a monograph about his work, "Tony Rosenthal," with a forward by Edward Albee.

J. David Hunger, the St . Johns fellow, wrote a monograph about the travails of undergraduate business education back in 1978.

Dr. Gustavus Eisen published a monograph about the cup which is generally believed to be the Holy Grail.

Wednesday's game, at the Stadium, allowed me to continue work on my monograph about Keuchel's whiskers.