Sentence examples for provenance in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Garner likes to place musty books of questionable provenance in the sun to cure.
"I'd rather see more honest explanations of the provenance in food.
The McQueen provenance, in that case, was worth over a million".
"It has extremely good provenance in that it came from the family.
Even the European discovery of America has a provenance in flotsam.
This room is full of stuff too, most of it instantly recognisable as having its provenance in the Discworld.
Nonetheless, given the circumstance, he said he was personally vetting every object and documenting its provenance in detail.
The artist's handling of the paint and the style of the work put its provenance in question.
Tony Kushner, who has provided a new English libretto for this production (the original is by Adolf Hoffmeister), describes the opera's provenance in the program.
The movie calls into question the determination of provenance, in which a history of a painting's ownership is used for certification.
There are, to begin with, the eighty thousand manuscripts of late-antique, medieval, Byzantine, and Renaissance provenance, in dozens of languages, from Aramaic to Old Church Slavonic.
