Sentence examples for treasured work from inspiring English sources

He has done so less by forcing in cutting-edge sounds than by letting his vibrant cast show off its humanity through this treasured work.

A nationally treasured work by Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuşi has gone on display at the National Bank of Romania as part of a bid by the state to raise funds to buy it from a private owner.

The tank is white, but it is splashed with a rainbow, a treasured work of art by Corita Kent commissioned in the early 1970's by Boston Gas.

IT: Oh I don't doubt that it'll sell, but I'm just concerned that people could see the game as a crass exploitation of a treasured work of art, created soly for our own benefit.

Theater directors take liberties on a regular basis with canonical texts, understanding that to recapture the energy and impact of a treasured work in a new form, reinvention is a necessity, not an indulgence.

His 1992 solo work Cello on ECM is simply brilliant and not to be missed, but my most treasured work of David's is the 1993 album Eight String Religion.

She cherished working as a nursery teacher and treasured working with the children, who undoubtedly will miss her dearly".

Almost all these treasured works are housed in university and monastery libraries where they are seldom seen by outsiders.

The first major collaborative exhibition between the Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art, The Critique of Reason offers an unprecedented opportunity to display together treasured works from both museums' collections.

So it was quite a shock when, in 1973, the Met, reconsidering 300 of its most treasured works, declared that the painting was not a Velázquez and was probably executed in his studio by an assistant or follower.

Koons sold most of the artist's proofs of his earlier sculptures, along with several treasured works by Roy Lichtenstein and other artists, but that money went to pay the legal costs in his custody battle for Ludwig.