Sentence examples for prints, because from inspiring English sources

In 1949, three years after his death, O'Keeffe gave the Metropolitan Museum of Art a treasure trove from his collection — 39 paintings, 5 sculptures, 214 drawings and watercolors and 170 prints — because, she said, he was "so definitely a New Yorker".

Prints, because they are cheaper and more easily acquired, are a staple of regional museum collections.

Some people buy prints because a particular artist or subject attracts them.

"I wanted to try watercolor mono prints because I loved their airy quality and material sensitivity," she said.

"They have ruined celebrity prints, because photographers take up to 500 pictures at a sitting but few are any good".

He rarely signed his prints because he frequently gave them away — signed editions and expensive gallery shows were too limiting, in his opinion.

Written in the first decade of the twentieth century, Trevelyan's work remains in print, because, for all its pro-Garibaldi bias, it is still the best.

Its name has rarely been printed because of security reasons.

Print!" because he was shooting on digital videotape, not film.

When Shapeways began, half the files uploaded could not be printed because of mistakes or faults.

(She refused to let her real name be printed because she thinks it is cursed).