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At first each curator was given an area to work on.

The curator wanted, for he was already on his feet.

The curator led the way to the end of the room.

When he left the place, the curator was still here.

As a result, she said, a curator must keep on the move.

In some cases, the curators are trying to say something new.

We met at the museum where she is a curator.

For the curator of a collection, however, the problem is a little different.

The new arts center has just one curator and no art of its own.

He did not look in the least like the curator of a museum.

And I'm going to have my husband write to your curator as much.

He was active as a curator up until his death in 2000.

From 1836 he worked as curator of the university library.

But how does a curator deal with the work if the artist has died?

He became curator of this organization in 1912, and was the director from 1920 to 1949.

During this whole period as a museum curator, he did not make any art himself.

Many fine artists have a second job as a curator or teacher.

He was the curator of the fish collection from 1919 to 1946.

Johnson was museum director and curator from 1928 until 1943.

He became the first curator of the Gardens in 1836.

From 1937 to 1941 he was the museum's curator of modern art.

What is that which you take from your desk, curator?

"These people want to be wanted," a former curator at the research center explained.

Thus it's easy to see why he is known around town as an artist's curator.

The curator finally gave permission for us to work on one or two.