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This charming exhibition is about a few of the visual artists he championed.

The 150th anniversary of Klimt's birth is the occasion for a charming exhibition, "Klimt, Hoffmann and the Secession," at the Correr Museum in Piazza San Marco (www.mostraklimt.it ).

And there was a charming exhibition of a new acquisition, "Carmontelle's Transparency: An 18th-Century Motion Picture".

This charming exhibition (accompanied by a book from Yale University Press) presents roughly one-third of the 160 works Sargent created in Venice.

The Ingleby's aesthetically charming exhibition takes its title from the Thomas Pynchon novel which makes use of adjectives adapted from objects like "drowned man green".

But as for the harsh reality, which this charming exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York also touches on, it involves more than just potholes and cryptic "No Parking" signs.

Those unfamiliar with the Foundling Museum might want to race through the museum's charming permanent exhibition to get a sense of this background.Mead used his years of experience in clinical practice and public health when making recommendations for the children in the hospital's care.

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It is no criticism to call the exhibition charming.

"Brilliant Impressions: Antique Paste & Other Jewelry," from June 15 to June 29 at S.J. Phillips, an antiques and silver dealer in London, is a charming, slyly subversive exhibition of 146 pieces of paste, "Vauxhall glass" and semiprecious jewels that tell the flip side of the story: How women with more style than means adorned themselves in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

The most charming of fall exhibitions, Alexander Calder: The Paris Years 1926-1933 athehe Whitney Museum of American Art, comes with one of the year's most appealing catalogs.