Sentences with phrase «history of this period»

A convenient timeline of the years 1993 - 2003 and numerous images of artworks and events give a well - rounded history of the period and the gallery.

«Exhibits like this bring a needed dimension to the art history of the period.

Offering stunning natural scenery and a glimpse of the rich cultural history of the period before the arrival of Cortes, many of the buildings have avoided the destruction that tourists often bring to such places.

«A man invented tampons in 1931,» begins the 37 - year - old, unspooling the 80 - year history of period - related product breakthroughs.

In simpler terms, although nothing in this volume is simple, the struggle between sacral monarchy (as favored by the ultra-montanist Catholicism of the Jesuits) and a more contractual political order (as defended by the Jansenists) is the real history of the period between 1560 and the French Revolution.

The historian David Kynaston has previously written a superb book, Austerity Britain 1945 - 51, drawing together the political and social history of the period.

The frequency with which histories of the period quote Bevin on Lansbury suggest that Bevin's comments at the Labour Party conference struck home and left a lasting impression with his audience.

Decade by decade beginning in the 1930's his painting comprises a micro history of the period's art, while depicting what was foremost in the American consciousness of the time.

Quite a number of them are female, whose exclusion from the mainstream history of the period has been a blight until very recently.

Irving Sandler, in The Triumph of American Painting: A History of Abstract Expressionism (1970) and The New York School: The Painters and Sculptors of the Fifties (1978), both of which are thought to be definitive histories of that period, does not even footnote Lewis.

The non-circulating collection supports research on the Museum's collection and special exhibitions as well as providing general information about art and art history of all periods.

The House of Commons 1820 - 1832 is not a political history of the period or indeed of the Great Reform Act.

Macuga was born and raised in Poland during the Cold War, and in the post-communist years, the cultural history of that period has been intentionally hidden or obscured.

In the Churches of the Reformation the immediate result was, undeniably, an outburst of religious spontaneity such as marks periods of expansion and revival, comparable with prophetic movements in the early Church and in the history of

Obviously you haven't studied the history of that period in German history or you wouldn't be putting forth such an idiotic argument.

The history of this period has been documented in chapter 8 of Clifford Longley's «The Worlock Archive» [3].

But actually we do not know the history of that period clearly enough, as we lack contemporary records.

If this had not been the case, then there could not have been the almost constant revolts against Rome led by messianic pretenders who began a war in the expectation that God would end it which are a feature of the history of this period.

His personal attack on Lansbury at the Labour Party conference in 1935 evidently had wide resonance as shown by the many citations of it in the histories of the period.

But Pinto believes that reading the maps as carto - ideographic models of the medieval world will reveal insights into the history of the period, much like first - person texts.

This is the first time the history of this period has had a climate component, says Joseph Manning, a historian at Yale University.

a handsomely produced film that doesn't explore new territory or forge ahead with new insight, but is useful, nonetheless, as a primer on the history of the period

The Republic of Turkey (1923) grew out of the ashes of the Ottoman Empire with Turkish nationalists establishing modern Turkey at the close of the Turkish War of Independence in which the Turks fought against Greece, Britain, Italy, France and Armenia to establish its borders (read the excellent Birds Without Wings for a history of this period).

Because the history of this period is so well documented, Furst has ample access to books by journalists of the time, personal memoirs, autobiographies (many of the prominent individuals of the period wrote an autobiography), war and political histories, and characteristic novels written during those years.

Because the history of this period is so well...

I slogged through, but the more I learn about the history of the period he chose for his diversion, the worse the books fall apart.

The museum was open until the early hours of the morning, with a special programme: visitors were given a special introduction to the history of the period in hiding, and could follow a guided tour on their smartphones.

Arguably, these three characters are some of the most important in the history of the period, but it also gives you a good scope of how much time you'll be spending on unlocking everyone.

National Portrait Gallery, London, until 1 March 2015 The Portrait Gallery's new presentation of Tudor portraits is the most complete presentation of its kind to date: an essential show for anyone interested in the art or history of the period.

This book, according to Jed Perl of The New Republic, represents «the missing chapter in the history of the period.»

An art research facility, the Mildred R. and Frederick M. Mayer Library collection focuses on the art of the Dallas Museum of Art while providing general information about art and art history of all periods.

This exhibit comprised a cornerstone in histories of the period written by Barbara Rose, among others.

According to curator Francisco Jarauta, the exhibition of selected artworks from the IVAM collection at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art gives the visitors an opportunity to retrace the history of every period of the 20th century art.

Main Gallery and Windows: The Invisible Insurrection of a Million Minds Musings on Real Life and Ross Sinclair Artist Ross Sinclair wrote an engaging essay entitled, Scotland — A Brief and Fractured Introduction to the History of the Period 1983 - 2083,.

Yet the history of the period's creative and social ferment has often remained segregated by the city's social, political, and geographic divides.

Melissa Rachleff spent seven years researching the history of this period, and the catalogue shows her efforts.