Sentence examples for rare prints from inspiring English sources

Rare prints by Rembrandt, Toulouse-Lautrec, M.C.

These included rare prints from photography's infancy and prints by Walker Evans and Henri Cartier-Bresson.

He is known by this name because the finest collection of his extremely rare prints is in the Print Cabinet of the Rijksmuseum.

In its library gallery, a show of four centuries of rare prints, folios, paintings and other artifacts evokes the lure the Alhambra had for visitors.

They spent days researching distributors and collectors and building a network of people who would alert them when rare prints came on the market.

"Monumental France" includes rare prints from the Mission Héliographique, as well as several photographs from an 1855 commission to document new construction at the Louvre.

The latter is a rare print product from the mostly electronic ESPN media empire.

Why books become rare: Print media is supposed to make books common.

"I treat them as a painting or as a fine rare print," she said in a phone interview.

Once, these meanings were available in online versions of traditional dictionaries, and in increasingly rare print volumes.

As McCarthy himself said in one of his rare print interviews, given to The New York Times in 1992, "The ugly fact is books are made out of books".