Sentence examples for ones on view from inspiring English sources

The ones on view now confirm what a vital role quilts have played in the amazing history of American folk art.

The ones on view here are drawn from a continuing series called "America," which will comprise about 100 portraits of people from many different walks of life.

His subjects were similarly diverse: a communist orator under a hammer-and-sickle flag; celebrity portraits of Truman Capote and James Dean; a "Dead End" road sign; women's boots and shoes; a newspaper front page; and the male nudes, of which he in fact did far raunchier examples than the ones on view here.

There's an abundance of reasons to visit the current set of exhibitions at the Studio Museum of Harlem (the ones on view close on June 8).

Jan and his team worked for seven months to fabricate them, developing a dozen prototypes before delivering the ones on view, which are 36" in diameter and 3" deep.

Now that the exhibition has passed its halfway point, the Japan Society is rotating out the 45 original artworks on view, and replacing them with 45 fresh ones, on view for the meme-obsessed ever hungry for another anthropomorphized pet.

The piece won for Mr. Fast the 2008 Whitney Biennial's Bucksbaum Award, which came with $100,000 and the promise of a one-person show, the one now on view.

As for modern and contemporary works, so many fine ones are on view that any mention scants dozens of others.

Like those sugarcoated cars, the ones actually on view at the Palexpo Center are sweet confections, only larger and not necessarily fit to be consumed soon.

The one on view at the museum shows Sam and Kermit crooning along to "That Old Black Magic".

The one on view is one of the artist's early replicas of his first life portrait, in 1795 when the president was 63.