Sentence examples for works was held from inspiring English sources

A retrospective of her works was held in 1987 at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City.

In the winter following his death a second exhibition of his works was held at the New Gallery, and an exhibition of his drawings (including some of the charmingly humorous sketches made for children) at the Burlington Fine Arts Club.

Burges's rehabilitation can be dated to 1981, the centenary of his death, when a major exhibition on his life and works was held, firstly at the National Museum Cardiff, until October 1981, and then at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, from November 1981 to January 1982.

A ceremony to mark the start of the construction works was held on 21 June 1831; however, a few days later work was halted by the Bristol riots, which took place after the House of Lords rejected the second Reform Bill, which aimed to eliminate some of the rotten boroughs and give parliamentary seats to Britain's fast growing industrial towns such as Bristol.

Her surviving works were held primarily in private and museum collections in Germany.

Zurbaran's eight paintings of saints, thought to be his best works, are held at the monastery of Guadalupe.

Though his qaṣīdahs, mainly eulogies, are considered to be extremely tasteful and proper, his satiric works are held to be calumnious and abusive.

Some controversial works are held back from public display because directors are worried they will cause offence to financial backers or minority interests, claim researchers.

You can't say the works are held in trust until we decide they're an asset, and we need to sell them.

Rousseau's works were held to influence the French revolutionaries, and late 18th and early 19th century philosophers were convinced that the Revolution was caused by philosophers' ideas of equality, democracy, freedom (Israel, 2002).

Much of the detail of his works were held in his memory.