Sentence examples for of its provenance from inspiring English sources
Or to appreciate the luster of its provenance: it had once belonged to Robert C. Scull, the taxi tycoon who amassed a world-class collection of Pop and Minimalist art.
The Viennese Rothschild family bought the original reliquary by 1872, in ignorance of its provenance; it was inherited by Ferdinand de Rothschild, who moved to England, and built Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire.
Mr. Cordaro's report on the benefits of repowering is objective science, and for Mr. Kessel to discount it because of its provenance is ludicrous.
The rarity of "Krumau Landscape" coupled with the allure of its provenance made it one of the bright spots in a week of rather predictable ups and downs.
"Tofu has been the dietary mainstay of monastic life in Japan for about a millennium and it has never lost the soulful, exalted aura of its provenance".
Then they see it appear on Mail Online and subsequently watch it distributed across the net without any mention of its provenance.
Mr. Shorto describes the strange process of tracing its provenance through many changes of hands.
Mr. Weissman was accused of acquiring the painting from Glafira Rosales, a dealer on Long Island, and of hiding its provenance, according to court papers.
In fact, some buyers prefer to avoid tropical timber altogether, rather than get involved in the whole rigmarole of establishing its provenance.Procuring a solutionThat could soon change.
I texted him furiously; I e-mailed him; and then, in a wild torrent of emotions, its provenance not quite known to me, I told him that he needed to take my name off the blog.
— Patrick Farrell Wine Diarist: What do you do if you're served a glass of wine, free, and told of its lofty provenance, yet you know it's something else and something lesser?
