The phrase "quotations of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a quote. For example: "Quotations of Shakespeare often provide insight into his works".
"His music is full of quotations of French music.
On either side of the column, engraved quotations of Lenin remain.
Except for some quotations of varying length, they were all lost in late antiquity.
Quotations of the Week "Quite honestly, I never came here to be little brother to anybody.
Following are summaries, including excerpted quotations, of stories in the exhibit.
Mottoes, embroidery, and quotations of every sort piled up all over the place.
His most recent collection of poems is "The Quotations of Bone".
It is the bible and the Bartlett's Quotations of the conductor.
He recited long quotations of poetry in Spanish, sometimes passionately, then offered his own English translations.
The sources themselves are working from sources and they are using quotations of actual words.
It's always interesting to read the quotations of people who knew a mass murderer before he killed.
