Meanings of posthumous work in English

Renewal may be claimed as proprietor of copyright in a posthumous work.

But I think that the Odeon could show more respect for his posthumous work.

This was the posthumous work of the Rev.

Next year the centre plans to unveil a posthumous work from Len Lye being developed at the University of Canterbury.

Finally, mention should be made of Mr. Elphinstone's posthumous work, "The Rise of British Power in the East."

WE are proceeding on the supposition that this music-drama of "Bluebeard" is a posthumous work of Richard Wagner.

So long ago as 1839, in the June number of this Magazine, we noticed M. Merimée's posthumous work on oil-painting.

A few weeks later a mazurka, a posthumous work of F. Chopin, published by J. Gotthard, came into his hands.

In a posthumous work, entitled Deontology, his principles were farther illustrated, chiefly with reference to the minor morals and amiable virtues.

My notes are from eight to twelve years old, and really I often have felt like the editor of somebody else's posthumous work.

If I had not known it was yours, and a sermon, I should have said "a posthumous work of Robert Louis Stevenson."

Bailly's Memoirs have thus far served me as a guide and check; now that this resource fails me, let us refer to his posthumous work.

In 1770, Baron D'Holbach published his masterpiece, "Systeme de la Nature," which for a long time passed as the posthumous work of M. de Mirabaud.

Jefferson's posthumous works were very generally circulated whilst I was in America.

Under such advantages, we are authorized in forming the highest expectations from his Great Posthumous Work.

I have your Butler's posthumous works.