Sentence examples for previously on view from inspiring English sources
The exhibition, through March 17, ranges from full-length oils to intimate miniatures, most never previously on view in the United States.
The 53 galleries of the "Art of the Americas" wing display more than 5,000 objects, twice the number previously on view.
All images are from the "Picasso Black and White" exhibit previously on view at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
I missed the play (or monologue) when it was previously on view and hadn't had time to read the program closely before Hewitt, identified as Performer, entered, took a pregnant pause during which he looked extremely apprehensive and began talking about having replaced an actor called Marcus Sharp in a play some years earlier.
These and more than 20 other objects previously not on view are in the reinstallation of 250 works from the African art holdings of the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
On display through May 6 in "Correggio and Parmigianino: Master Draftsmen of the Renaissance" are more than 130 of their drawings, many never previously on public view.
Beginning on Thursday, some 200 of these works, none previously on public view, will be seen through Feb. 4 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
"I didn't even know I was an artist till they told me," artist Elijah Pierce said in 1976, articulating the sentiment of so many of the previously unheard of artists on view.
This report is split into three parts: the first one containing general annotation on the isolate, mainly similar to the tabular presentation; the second one displaying OpenFluDB-specific annotations; and the third one listing nucleotide or protein sequences depending on the previously selected view.
Mr. Gates and Ms. Rice, who worked together in government previously, share views on many significant issues, including on the Guantánamo Bay detention facility, on dealing with Iran and on the broad outlines for the future of the Iraq mission.
