Sentence examples for works values from inspiring English sources

"The utilitarian design hints at its mass production 'just works' values," according to one critic on Amazon.com.uk.uk

Perhaps nothing in the art world is as mystifying to the layman as the often abrupt changes in works' values.

In 2004/05 the big four received works valued at £5.2m.

It was always one of Shakespeare's most popular works, valued for its romantic intensity.

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But mostly, romantic works value emotion and imagination, and prize irregularities over the order associated with classicism.

When Mr. Lehman died two years later, he left the Met 3,000 works valued at the then-astronomical sum of $100 million.

Since the artworks were confiscated in 2011, a Berlin art historian has been studying the works' value and origin.

So far, he has donated 500 works valued at $200 million, including works by Henry Moore, Edward Hopper and Georgia O'Keeffe, which make up the Neuberger Museum of Art on the Purchase campus.

That sale has traditionally featured works valued at $20,000 and below, which happens to be the price range online buyers feel comfortable with, Ms. Cromwell said.

Mr. Bressler, however, notes that a Sotheby's appraisal of the Sabarsky estate in 1997 put the works' value at $3 million.