Sentence examples for prints acquired from inspiring English sources

Previous investors included Ed Han, a repeat entrepreneur, including as founder of Tiny Prints (acquired by Shutterstock) and Alex Shubat, the CEO of food tech company Goji Food Solutions, among other things.

According to the Keszler Gallery, the show consists of "Unique street works and prints acquired from their original locations in Bethlehem, Brighton, London & Los Angeles".

The contrast is heightened not only by different printing processes, but also by time (the gelatin-silver prints acquiring a much-desired patina of age) and the way the images are shown.

But the handbills must have been appreciated, or else they landed by mistake in a pile on someone's desk or inside someone's library, as bookmarks, avoiding leaky roofs, small children with soiled hands and generations of tidy owners, to transmute into prized artifacts that passed to the antiquarian market, from which Mr. Jay, a century or two or three after they were printed, acquired them.

Published in Jamaica in 1837-38, these prints have acquired an iconic status there.

The exhibition displays thirty-six prinewlyewly acquired by the museum's permanent collection.

These pictures, color images made from toned black-and-white prints, have acquired an off-putting sepia cast.

But what is lost is an object that, like all vintage prints, has acquired a life of its own over the years.

(Kehr 20090813 RECENT FILM ACQUISITIONS: CONTINUUM (Friday through Monday, and Wednesday and Thursday) This series offers public presentations of some prints recently acquired for the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.

In January 2011, as part of Harland Clarke's push into the education field as it sought to diversify away from the dying business of check printing, Harland Clarke acquired GlobalScholar.

Correction: November 18 , 2002 Monday An art review in Weekend on Friday about "A Legacy in Landscapes," an exhibition of recently acquired prints at the New York Public Library, misstated the surname of the library's curator of prints from 1968 to 1981, in whose honor a fund was established to finance additions to the print collection.