Sentence examples for when it was first shown from inspiring English sources

At Tate Modern, pride of place will be given to Monogram 1955 59, a horizontal canvas on which perches a stuffed goat with a tyre around its midriff; the work thrilled and scandalised when it was first shown at Castelli's gallery in New York, and rapidly became synonymous with the artist's iconoclasm.

Choreographed by Leonid Lavrovsky in 1940, the scale and intensity of its storytelling influenced a generation of dancers and choreographers when it was first shown in the west.

Yet, when it was first shown, there were many who felt deeply discomforted, even threatened.

It had about 4.9 million viewers when it was first shown in April of that year.

When it was first shown at the Walker last summer, the installation took up about 2,500 square feet.

It is unbearably sad but powerfully moving: when it was first shown, many people in the audience wept.

B.A.M. had begun to lay the groundwork two years earlier, in 2008, when it offered to inject $1 billion into General Growth when it was first showing signs of debt trouble.

A key outfit can thus be seen up close in intimate detail in 3-D, with explanations of its cut and craftsmanship, as well as when and where it was first shown and who subsequently wore it.

"I remember when I was first shown the plan.

"When I was first shown the painting, I said, 'That is Guernica?'" Luis Iriondo laughs.

Many won't recall it now, but when it was first transmitted the show provoked controversy within the black community.