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...acquire an Anglo-Roman head. Rather, we borrowed one from a private collector who has promised to give the head to the British Museum at or before his death. For this reason, we received the approval of the British Museum before exhibiting the work. The British Museum did not object to our exhibit. Second, we did not exhibit works from dealers in our exhibitions of large-scale Roman bronzes and Greek vase fragments. All loans to these exhibitions came from private or public collections. JAMES CUNO...
...minus films, immerses himself in the detritus of Bostockiana. To your eyes Ronnie might seem a bland dreamboat, but that is part of the fun in this delicious comedy. And part of the truth: for it is a mark of obsession that it fixes its gaze on an object whose appeal is inexplicable...
...Katzenberg. After a few minutes of chitchat, AL GORE entered. He greeted the group, expressed admiration for John, then asked (purely by coincidence, Katzenberg swears) if John would sing on Prince of Egypt. At that point, as John feigned exasperation, Katzenberg ducked for cover behind the largest immobile object in sight (cheap joke). At this writing, John is not performing on Prince of Egypt. However, he and Wonder did sing a duet...
...should leave a paper trail on every object acquired or shown to be sure that it does conform with our policies, in advance," she says...
...response, Bickford Professor of Indian and South Asian Art Pramod Chandra argues that to display such an object is "one small good against the greater wrong. I'd rather go against the greater wrong--there's no end to that...