Works of art means the objects listed in Annex IX, Part A;
Works of art means those items of personal property that are original creations of visual art, including, but not limited to:
Works of art means and includes all those items which are listed under this head in the Schedule and excludes easily breakable items like porcelain, pottery and the like.
Examples of Works of art in a sentence
At all times whilst on RCA Premises the Visitor and its Assistants shall: abide by the reasonable directions of RCA and/or RCA authorised personnel; not cross barriers protecting Works of Art; not touch or place equipment or props on Works of Art; not smoke or eat, except in designated areas.
More Definitions of Works of art
Works of art means all forms of originally created visual art, whether contemporary or traditional. The creator of the work of art shall be a practitioner in the visual arts who is recognized as a professional of serious intent and who is not a member of the project architect or landscape architect firm.
Works of art means:
Works of art means paintings, photographs, sculpture and other products of artisans commonly recognized as collectable because of their quality or value, but does not include jewelry, precious gems, time pieces or coins.
Works of art means all forms of original creations of visual art, including:
Works of art means and includes all those items, which are listed under Part I of the Schedule and excludes easily breakable items like porcelain, pottery and the like.
Works of art means all forms of original creations of visual art, including and not limited to: