Sentence examples for published catalogue from inspiring English sources

His published catalogue shows that between 1988 and 1992 he composed just two pieces – 20 minutes in all.

This traveling show of some 200 paintings, and a recently published catalogue raisonné, make a case for his return to prominence.

Because she had such a strong emotional feel, I think, she was also able to cure Greene of his lingering attachment to Catherine Walston, the rich, slightly neurotic centrepiece of his published catalogue of amours.

But the Museum of Modern Art probably has stronger holdings in American postwar art than the Whitney does — I say "probably" because we so rarely get to see what the Whitney owns, and there is no published catalogue of the collection.

He published Catalogue of Plants in Jiangsu Province in The National Review from 1913 and in Science from 1919-1921.

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For several events (especially the older ones), the overestimation of the number of landslides can be partly explained by the incompleteness of the published catalogues.

The purpose of this article is therefore to present a selection of the scientific results behind the brief summaries included in the technical notes of each entry in the published catalogues, concentrating here on a few topics of particular interest.

"He wanted to do things curators want to do, publish catalogues, and so on.

It publishes catalogues raisonnés for artists, including Monet, Manet and Gauguin.

But Joern's group also maintains the artists' archives (both analogue and digital), publishes catalogues and books, handles art-work photography, conducts research, plans events, and produces video segments about the gallery's exhibitions.