Sentences with phrase «core of the collection»

The very core of the collection is the refined, elegant old lady style.

«We have a set core of collections around which our changing programs and performances can spin like electrons.»

In this exhibition, Collezione Maramotti presents a selection of Montgomery Barron's portraits alongside artists whose works represent an important core of the collection.

The latter formed the initial core of the collection, which has since been considerably expanded via donations from Samuel H. Kress, Rush H. Kress, Joseph Widener, Chester Dale, Ailsa Mellon Bruce, Lessing J. Rosenwald, and Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch, to name but a few.

The core of the collection was, at first, engravings and lithographs by Audubon himself.

Tactile materials and playful prints are at the core of each collection.

Loose, airy pieces form the core of the collection: think chiffon maxi dresses, ruched cotton tees, and crisp tops with fluttery sleeves.

The navy style is the core of this collection, which gives a proper dose of vitamin sea.

At the core of the collection will be Halo 2 which has a beautifully visually updated multiplayer experience for fans.

At the core of collections are achievements — as I described earlier, trophy cards (e.g. elite trophy) are awarded for achievements, which can then be used in collection sets.

Leipzig's G2 Kunsthalle celebrates its second anniversary of the foundation with a selection of new acquisitions from the Hildebrand Collection, showing the evolution without losing its origins that are at the core of the collection.

The core of the collection is comprised of American artists, but in the last few years, we've started to go international.

Key works from the period make up the core of the collection of Magazzino, an Italian - centric art space opening in the Hudson Valley later this year; and over in Rome, two shows are celebrating the work of one of its leading practitioners, Giuseppe Penone.

The Drawing Center show concentrates on minimal and conceptual drawing, which forms the core of the collection, with classic examples from key figures like Mel Bochner, Hanne Darboven, Eva Hesse, and Lawrence Weiner.

The core of this collection was given to the Museum by Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., an avid art collector who donated thousands of objects from his private collection to the Museum in 1971.

The core of the collection is related to issues discussed in the Langs» book Etched in Memory: The Building and Survival of Artistic Reputation, and is primarily focused on the painter - etcher movement between the 1860s and World War II.

Highlights from specific areas of di Rosa's holdings that have not been collectively viewed before will be presented through the lens of these various relationships, simultaneously illustrating key movements in Northern California Art History such as Bay Area Assemblage, Figurative, Funk, ceramic sculpture, and Conceptual Art, many of which form the core of the collection.

The core of the collection was donated in the 1960s and 70s by the late Katherine C. White, a local collector.

Cripps» drawings and sketches are at the core of the collection, giving an insight into his creative processes and a huge depth of background detail to works which may have resulted in just a few seconds of performance.

Fifty or sixty pieces of which there are something like twelve Jasper Johns and Barnett Newman, and Klines and deKoonings, and whatever you can wish, the core of his collection.

The show concentrates on minimal and conceptual drawing, which forms the core of the collection.

The core of this collection comes from the Ruth and Leonard Horwich Family Loan, which Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago has housed, cared for, and displayed since 1995.

So the core of his collection of images is Disney's 1959 working drawings for the Matterhorn ride at Disneyland, California, flanked by a vintage Swiss ski poster.

Mera Rubell adds, «we wanted to revisit the core of this collection, study its influence and cross reference it to the newer generations and in so doing analyze new developments.