Sentence examples for museum print from inspiring English sources

You can't own a museum print.

Bowne, founded in 1775 and claiming to be the oldest company in the city still operating under the same name, opened the museum print shop to celebrate its bicentennial.

For an examination of some of the more important aids in education and the dissemination of knowledge, see dictionary; encyclopaedia; library; museum; printing; publishing, history of.

Visionary Art has become a way of introducing evolutionary symbolism to the cultural meme stream through the internet, galleries and museums, print media, tattoos, fashion, clubs and festivals.

And somehow Theodore Sizer, the museum's print curator from 1922 to 1927, found the means to acquire works by more contemporary artists, like Rockwell Kent, Maurice Prendergast, Preston Dickinson, Charles Demuth and others, while begging the museum's friends and patrons to make donations in the field as well.

This problem was solved when illness forced him to retire from his job assembling electrical parts: he relocated to modest lodgings in Manhattan, moved his oak desk to the museum's print department and personally began the meticulous slog of cataloging and mounting his life's work.

The IMA provides captioning on videos produced by the museum, large print binders for exhibits, accessible seating and sign language interpretation in Tobias Theater, and wheelchair-accessible trails in 100 Acres.

To keep the help rolling, you'll soon be able to bid on items including an autographed Dream Girls poster by Jamie Foxx, cast-signed script to Criminal Minds; a 40th anniversary strat signed by Little Steven; and signed, numbered museum quality prints by legendary rock photographers William Coupon and Curtis Knapp including the Marsalis family, and an original book print of REM.

Ms. Cnaani used the museum's prints and drawings collections as inspiration for her multimedia offering.

GREENWICH Bruce Museum "The Prints of Martin Lewis: From the Collection of Dr. Dorrance Kelly".

The Chillicothe Gazette (1800), the oldest continuously published newspaper in Ohio, is housed in a replica of the first statehouse and maintains a museum of printing.