Sentence examples for substantial catalog from inspiring English sources

Although the exhibition is relatively small, with about 50 works, it has a substantial catalog, with essays by Mr. Ottman and the Parrish's chief curator, Alicia Longwell.

(In the show's substantial catalog, the scholar John H. Oakley has a fascinating and unsettling essay on child-heroes in Greek art).

There is nothing of the kind here, which means you probably need to grab hold of the brochure to help you navigate the space, or spend a moment flicking through the exhibition's substantial catalog.

As Ms. Cash notes in her introduction to the substantial catalog, "Sargent and the Sea" evolved from a more modest idea for a show based on "Setting Out to Fish".

Significantly, it also reveals the hand of the museum's former director Anne d'Harnoncourt, who worked on the show before her unexpected death last June, and the substantial catalog is dedicated to her.

"The Blind" is one of the earliest works in the substantial catalog of Ms. Auerbach, who at 39 is increasingly in demand as a composer and balances her deadlines with a career as a concert pianist.

This year Capitol/EMI is in the process of reissuing its first substantial vinyl catalog in decades.

He has borrowed objects from museum and private collections nationwide and written a substantial research catalog.

As for famous voices now lost to time, if they left behind a substantial enough catalog, it might be possible to produce at least a portion of the required phoneme database.

He composed prolifically for chamber ensembles and instrumental soloists and created a substantial and varied catalog of vocal works.

All this is spelled out in wonderful detail by Susan Davidson in the show's substantial and expertly designed catalog.