Sentence examples for rediscovered work from inspiring English sources

And Persephone Books still delights a faithful readership with rediscovered work by mid-century women writers, from Winifred Holtby to Irène Némirovsky.

Looking at the newly cleaned Salvator Mundi, which will be exhibited at the National Gallery this autumn as a rediscovered work by Leonardo, the transparent orb is far too brilliantly painted to be the work of one of his disciples.

The Mint's production of this rediscovered work — a nephew of Deevy found the forgotten script in the 1990s — is beautifully played under Jonathan Bank's direction, on a lovely stonework set by Vicki R. Davis.

Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Baroque masterpiece "David et Jonathas" in performances by Les Arts Florissants, which was also seen in several venues including the Brooklyn Academy of Music, won the award for rediscovered work.

Once the evidence is assembled, the respected authorities on the artist have to be convinced this is truly a rediscovered work and validate it.

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Matter has steadfastly maintained that the canvases are original Pollocks and has claimed just as ardently that he does not intend to profit from these rediscovered works.

"Still a way to go, but what a transformation," wrote Mould, who appears on the BBC's "Fake or Fortune?" program in which he and other experts seek to discover whether rediscovered works of art are real or bogus.

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May 11: The Consul General of Germany, Dr. Horst Freitag, and Chantal Freitag hosted a concert by the Beethoven Project Trio, with rediscovered chamber works by Beethoven.

Two of his rediscovered wartime works, the lurid film noir "Tomorrow We Live" and the goofball comedy "My Son, the Hero" (Alpha), present views of the alienated underside of American life in wartime, where patriotic trumpery concealed gamblers, gangsters, black marketeers, and women who resented and betrayed men who were away at war.