Sentences with phrase «generous bequest»
The phrase "generous bequest" refers to a large gift of money or property that is left to someone in a will. It means that the person who passed away left a significant amount of money or valuable possessions to another person as an act of kindness or goodwill. Full definition
David's generous bequest of this major collection is inspiring and MCASD is honored to celebrate his life and legacy with this exhibition.
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This Mobile Clinic was made possible through generous bequests by the late Dr. Susan Roberts, and Eleanor Dyke.
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Edward Marsh's extremely generous bequest left much of his collection, acquired through his very close support of many artists, to public collections to be distributed through the Contemporary Art Society.
When he died in 2009, Father Neuhaus left not only a tremendous intellectual legacy to the Institute; he left a generous bequest as well.
The first $ 1 million was donated through a generous bequest by community dog - lover Eulalie Crosland.
The finished construction on France Avenue in Golden Valley was made possible through the generous bequest of Mrs. Charles M. Loring.
His generous bequest will allow our Shelter to continue helping many more animals in need, and the funds will be used judiciously, providing a fitting legacy for a man who had so much love to share.
Thanks to a generous bequest from the late Chuck Wofford and the efforts of volunteers and staff, the Parks Conservancy and National Park Service unveiled the newly refurbished Battery Townsley.
Battery Townsley lighting and restoration is funded in part by a generous bequest gift from the estate of Charles F. Wofford.
Funded through the generous bequest of William E. Thon, the PMA Biennial is intended to highlight artists with meaningful connections to Maine and enrich the cultural lives of the people of the state.
Robins's generous bequest is not the first such gift he has bestowed on the museum: in 2013, he donated 102 works to PAMM.
John Chamberlain's early sculpture Homer (1960) is a major recent acquisition made possible by the generous bequest of Isabel Brown Wilson (class of 1953).
In conjunction with Arnika Dawkins Selects, and through the generous bequest of Virginia Twinam Smith, all of the work exhibited in the gallery is eligible for two purchase awards of $ 500 each.
This generous bequest has allowed the UAMA to augment its holdings with select works by such diverse artists as Honoré Daumier, Helen Frankenthaler, and Rembrandt van Rijn.
To thank them for their generous bequest, the museum had given them a small annuity, and the Vogels used this, and what was left from their pensions, to buy yet more art, which will also be donated to the National Gallery; they now own more than 4,000 works.