Sentence examples for secured art from inspiring English sources

Early in the summer, well before the world financial picture darkened, Christie's secured art collections from the estates of two New York philanthropists: Rita K. Hillman, who was president of the Alex Hillman Family Foundation, named for her husband, a publisher who died in 1968; and Alice Lawrence, the widow of Sylvan Lawrence, a Manhattan real estate developer who died in 1981.

Museums often court major collectors in the hopes of securing art from their private collections.

He played a long game, aimed at securing art-historical, institutional recognition for his artists.

The tribal members' right to fish "at all usual and accustomed grounds and stations," secured by Art.

Although the success of his memorial exhibition and the eventual critical acceptance of the Impressionists with whom he was loosely affiliated raised his profile by the end of the 19th century, it was not until the 20th century that his reputation was secured by art historians and critics.

Evan Roth [another member of the EyeWriter team] and I began working together because we secured an art residency in New York City at a place called Eyebeam.

Boasting more than 19,000 square feet of interior living space, the home includes a bowling alley, panic room, secure art room, and a Napa Valley-inspired wine room.

In November 1987, Alan Bond bought the Vincent van Gogh painting Irises and unveiled it in a purpose-built secure art gallery on the 49th floor of the tower on 23 December 1988.

Now, using pliers or a screwdriver, carefully bend back the staples or metal flaps called "points" that secure the art and any cardboard or thick backing in the frame, then remove the existing art and glass with care.

To secure his art, including his treasured Homers, Clark put it out of harm's way, in the countryside.

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