Sentence examples for treasured works from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

But Hytner's updated production gives each character sharp definition and turns one of Shakespeare's least treasured works into a powerful comment on the insulating effect of wealth and the precariousness of a credit culture in which reality is kept at bay.

She joined the ranks of the angeli del fango, or mud angels, who went about saving some of the world's most treasured works, which were not only wet and muddy but in some cases – such as the marble statues in the Bargello museum – covered in slick oil that was proving difficult to remove.

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

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.

For Kellingley's miners, the immediate effect of the site's closure included the end of treasured working relationships forged in hot, dangerous and claustrophobic conditions 11km from sunlight.

For Kellingley's miners, the immediate effect of the site's closure included the end of treasured working relationships forged in hot, dangerous, and claustrophobic conditions nearly seven miles from sunlight.