Sentence examples for works loaned from from inspiring English sources

Bacon's slashing, scalloped lines and throbbing pinks and purples play off Giacometti's attenuated bronzes, and the seventy-odd works, loaned from private and museum collections including MOMA's and the Met's, tell a tale of obsession.

It lacked a collection and a budget to build one (works loaned from the National Gallery were going to be its main attraction), and it wasn't clear what kind of archival, curatorial or educational purpose it might serve.

The works are loaned from a Who's Who of A-list galleries around the world, including the Uffizi, the Frick Collection, the Tate and New York's Met.

The centre also hosts regular temporary exhibitions with works often loaned from Madrid's Prado Museum.

In the last few years Gagosian has mounted numerous exhibitions with the help of museums, including a strong Helen Frankenthaler retrospective that included her greatest work, Mountains and Sea, loaned from the National Gallery in Washington.

This show includes more than 100 paintings and works on paper loaned from museums and private collections throughout the world.

Clinton also created the first White House Sculpture Garden, located in the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, which displayed large contemporary American works of art loaned from museums.

"Qatar is very far ahead of the curve, not just in works commissioned on site, but also works on loan from collectors around the world," he added.

Many of the artists gladly loaned works from their own collections, and Richard Long and Richard Deacon have made new work for it.

The retrospective exhibition includes works on loans from private and public collections, as well as early works especially re-made for the exhibition.

LAWRENCEVILLE SCHOOL "Collector's Eye 3," works on loan from alumni that celebrate the relationship between collector and object, including works by Calder, Marsh, Kuhn and Rockwell.