Examples of using Private collections in English and their translations into Swedish
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In all sorts of different places, countries, cultures, and classes. I travel the world, shoot private collections for people.
In addition, the museum houses the two large private collections of Georg von Békésy
Home to one of the oldest and largest private collections of art in the world,
early private collections, reception history,
The rest in private collections, museums or lost.
Ahrenberg's first collection was at the time one of the most extensive private collections of twentieth-century Western art,
Take the opportunity to see one of the finest private collections of 20th century art in the world while it's on display at the National Museum Cardiff.
The museum also deposits art from the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, SpareBank 1 Northern Norway Art Foundation, Sparebankstiftelsen DNB NOR, Tromsø Kunstforening and private collections.
Those dreams were unfulfilled, and his artifacts are spread throughout transportation museums and private collections around the world.
Several of FLORE's artworks form part of public and private collections in France and worldwide.
Have private collections now taken over some of the classic role of museums elsewhere in Europe as well?
It was generally made with an aspect ratio of 2:3, but a few very wide 1:2 ratio ensigns still survive today in museums and private collections.
one of the largest private collections of book and manuscripts in Denmark.
These they carted off to Europe, where today they are among the most valuable objects in museums and private collections.
At present, however, boys av can only be seen in museums and private collections.
Turku has received 90 works on loan from the Ateneum Art Museum and from both public and private collections in Finland and Sweden.
She is represented in the Moderna Museet collection in Stockholm and in several prestigious national as well as international private collections, Kristina Jansson was awarded second prize by the Carnegie Art Award in 2010 and was also nominated for the award in 2008.
She is represented in the Moderna Museet collection in Stockholm and in several prestigious national as well as international private collections, Kristina Jansson was awarded second prize by the Carnegie Art Award in 2010 and was also nominated for the award in 2008.
The author of this text forgets to point out that not only the national museums of the countries of Europe but also private collections are filled with cultural objects pillaged over centuries from the countries of the Mediterranean,
without allowing them to become objects of trade ending up in foreign museums or private collections.