1.   As much as this exhibition is about artistic treasures, it is also about history lost and history regained, thanks to the last Stroganoff.

2.   But no one now argues that the Greeks are incapable of protecting their own artistic treasures.

3.   China may be a land of artistic treasures, but its museums are generally dusty and unkempt archive-like buildings.

4.   Neither Urice nor Sullivan are downbeat about prospects for losing artistic treasures in collections in the United States.

5.   The lower church, with its many chapels rich in artistic treasures, was reportedly untouched by the quake.

6.   They opened their archives to Western producers who had dreamed for decades of the artistic treasures those archives might have held.

7.   At first, the case assumed national proportions in a country bulging with public artistic treasures, all too often the subject of vandalism.

8.   The first case horrified residents of a country bulging with public artistic treasures.