Sentence examples for works borrowed from from inspiring English sources

They have put together a dazzler, with outstanding works borrowed from the important museums and collections to which Matisse sold them.

The show would include works borrowed from overseas, and rising insurance costs for trans-Atlantic shipments may prove prohibitive, he said.

Modernism also seems more like surface embellishment than structural change in much Italian Futurism, represented here by several works borrowed from the museum's sister institution, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice.

This generous retrospective has a few glitches -- too many works borrowed from too few collections and a slightly too empty look in some galleries -- but nothing really detracts from its power.

The swooping metal lines of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim in the post-industrial Basque capital, displaying works borrowed from the Guggenheim museums in New York and Venice, have attracted millions of visitors.

About 160 works, borrowed from American and European museums, are on view in "Cloisonné: Chinese Enamels From the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties," at the Bard Graduate Center Decorative Artss, Design History, Material Culture, at 18 West 86th Street in Manhattan.

While classically based, his work borrowed from the expressionist theatricality of European choreographers such as Maurice Béjart, and pieces like Bivocality (1977), set to music by Pink Floyd, offered an alternative to the frozen-in-aspic Kirov Ballet repertoire and the neo-traditionalist creations of Yuri Grigorovitch at the Bolshoi.

Ostensibly a tribute to the music of the late Sixties, Mutations includes harmonica work borrowed from Dylan, creepy guitars that suggest the Doors, and dreamy numbers like Nobody's Fault But My Own that sound like the Kinks channeling both Donovan and Traffic, no easy feat.

In those triptychs I make some sort of nature morte juxtaposing a master work, borrowed from museum collection, for instance painting by Chagall or Matisse, with everyday object and fruit".

"Wander/Wonder" is both more subtle in texture and more direct in structure than that earlier work, borrowing from new age for its spectral depth and modern R&B for its carefully meted out rhythmic shifts.

His work borrows from many cultures and traditions, sourcing beautiful things from all over the world — his leather, for instance, is made in India in a tannery whose traditional methods and commitment to ecology have gotten it the highest environmental rating in the world.