At Highgrove, she was amused to find Prince Charles "a renowned object-thrower when he lost his temper"; he once lobbed a book at Burrell, ranting "I am the Prince of Wales, and I will be King!" In short, Barber found A Royal Duty "unputdownable".
Centuries after they were created, these are surely the two most renowned artistic objects in the world.
The exhibition has a pair of globes – terrestrial and celestial – created by Emery Molyneux in London at the end of the 16th century, that were the most renowned such objects in Elizabethan England.
From the 18th century onwards, particularly after the construction of the new road bridge, it became a famous staging-post for travellers on the Grand Tour and became increasingly renowned as an object of historical importance and French national pride.
Nevelson is renowned for her "assemblages," found objects she transformed into large sculptures.
All of the 40 objects except for a renowned statue of Aphrodite have been returned.
He became renowned for the so called theory of objects ([Gegenstandstheorie], 1904), a kind of ontological account that tries to introduce and consider systematically not only existent but also non-existent objects.
The iconic Yumari canvas by renowned Papunya artist Uta Uta Tjangala is one of the National Museum objects being sent to the British Museum to be part of a sister exhibition.
There he was influenced, if indirectly, by the work of the renowned 20th-century ceramicist Bernard Leach, a pioneer of the "honestly made object".
Tufted capuchins (sensu lato) are renowned for their dietary flexibility and capacity to exploit hard and tough objects.
He was distinguished by his openness and generosity to students, acknowledging the "close collaboration" on Word and Object of Donald Davidson, then a Harvard classics student, later to be a renowned philosopher.
