Sentence examples for work museums from inspiring English sources

The Holocaust museums do the work museums were made to do: display an unusual object and explain its original meaning.

Critics awoke to the draftsmanly prowess of his work, museums like the Solomon R. Guggenheim confidently exhibited, it and prices for his paintings rose exponentially.

But galleries aren't the only ones rediscovering his work: Museums are taking notice, too, with big shows now in the works in Brussels and New York.

The walls were lined with canvases by Jasper Johns and other contemporary painters whose work museums would be happy to have.

This is partly because, whenever no olfactory artist is signing the work, museums tend to rely on commercial fragrance providers to scent exhibitions.

A visit to Vilnius today will show you new construction (with modern architectural works), museums, shopping centers, and international restaurants.

Cultural property lawyers say it is doubtful that foreign governments could have successfully claimed in court most of the works museums have handed over to them.

In a squat warehouse across town is Brussels' other brewery, Brasserie Cantillon, a working museum of Belgian beer history.

"The neighborhood is really excited about it becoming a living, working museum," Mr. Borruso said.

"This is a hands-on, living, working museum," Mr. Montalto said.

A working museum of sorts (the track dates to 1852), the Cog has the elevated feel of a gondola, only you're in a sturdy little train.