Sentence examples for curator of collections from inspiring English sources

"The bear's owner grew up in Egypt," said Rosa Portell, the museum's curator of collections.

"It was treasured and kept safe," said Michèle Gates Moresi, the museum's curator of collections.

"It's tremendously exciting to find something underneath a painting," said Tracey Bashkoff, the Guggenheim's curator of collections and exhibitions.

Ryan Hyman, the F. M. Kirby curator of collections at Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, discusses how the cartoonist's illustrations influenced iconic American symbols.

Julia Findlater, senior curator of collections for the London region, explains: "We want to touch on some of the issues that have been raised over Havelock and Napier.

Rosa Portell, the curator of collections at the Stamford Museum, recalled watching the Apollo missions as a child and the enthusiasm they generated.

Seales's name got around to the curators of collections containing badly damaged manuscripts; he was the guy who could read the unreadable.

"We have a large collection of artists' letters, photographs, manuscripts, prints, drawings and sketchbooks," said Marcia Reed, the institute's chief curator of special collections.

Arwin Provonsha, curator of insect collections at Purdue University, agreed.

Jose caught the eye of his friend Gabriel Safdie, a Geneva-based curator of private collections who sat nearby, and winked.

Nathalie Morris, the senior curator of special collections at the BFI called it an "exceptionally rich" archive.