Examples of 'duveen' in a sentence
Meaning of "duveen"
duveen (verb): To duveen is to assess the original state of an artwork or item and then enhance or alter it to make it more aesthetically pleasing or valuable, typically done in an extravagant or excessive manner
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Bella Duveen with blood on her clothes.
A man as ambitious and competitive as Joseph Duveen left nothing to chance.
Duveen also advised Stotesbury in purchases of French sculpture to decorate the huge mansion.
Monsieur Duveen is a traitor.
Duveen greatly increased the trade in bringing great works of art from Europe to America.
In the possession of the London dealer Duveen.
Bella Duveen was not the killer of Paul Renauld.
The second knife you gave to Mademoiselle Bella Duveen.
Duveen quickly became extremely wealthy, and made many philanthropic donations.
My name is Duveen.
Hahn 's wife sued Duveen for slander in a case that riveted the art world.
Mellon was pleasantly surprised, This was not the Duveen he had expected.
They would send it back, and Duveen would replace it with something a little more refined.
Duveen was selling it as a Giorgione, but Berenson believed it to be an early Titian.
What an absolutely lovely girl. Isabelle Duveen.
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Paul Duveen had lived in Britain for 15 years.
Do not underestimate him, Monsieur Duveen.
The evacuation was timely, for in 1940 the Duveen Gallery was severely damaged by bombing.
But this knife, it played no part in the events that follow. Bella Duveen.
Isabel to you, mon ami, but Bella Duveen to Jack Renauld.
I'm afraid you will have to hand him over, Monsieur Duveen.
It was later owned by the Duveen Brothers and in 1929 by Jules Bache.
The second knife, you gave to Mlle. Bella Duveen.
Boeing Duveen and the Beautiful Soup was a 1960s British psychedelic rock band.
There is a signature… Bella Duveen.
He also owned the two " Post Office " Mauritius stamps, both unused, purchased from Henry Duveen.
Ah, you speak of Mademoiselle Duveen.
This painting came into the hands of the art dealer Joseph Duveen in 1909.
