Ausstellungskatalog

exhibition catalogue

noun ows-SHTEL-lungs-ka-ta-log Rare

Usage Note

Ausstellungskatalog is the printed or digital catalogue accompanying an art exhibition, containing images, scholarly essays, and provenance data. It is an important scholarly and commercial document — often sold as an art book in its own right.

Examples

"Der Ausstellungskatalog enthielt Beiträge von fünfzehn internationalen Kunsthistorikern."

Natural Translation

The exhibition catalogue contained contributions from fifteen international art historians.

Literal Translation

The exhibition-catalogue contained contributions from fifteen international art-historians.

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