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Third row: Robert Elliott, James Daniel, Louis Lyons (Curator), Professor Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr.

The exhibition's curator, Professor John Styles of Hertfordshire University, is emphatic about the significance of these 5,000 scraps of fabric, mundane and beautiful, lumpy and sheer.

Closing remarks by the exhibition's lead curator, Professor Juan Ignacio del Cueto Ruiz-Funes, and a celebratory opening reception in the gallery will end the afternoon.

Curator Professor Michael Rosenthal has included one small river scene by a painter even he had never heard of: James M Burnet, a Scottish artist who died in 1816, aged just 28.

The exhibition's curator Professor Dick Ellis said there had been a lot of competition to get the scroll which is itself spending a lot of time on the move, having toured a string of US cities and hitting the road to Rome once this show is over.

The university curator, Professor Robert Emlen, showed the crew that the eighteenth-century walls were solid and had no openings in them, but that evening the station's newscaster remarked that it was amazing that after all those years people were still trying to hide the tunnels.

Mary Lacity is a Curators' Professor of Information Systems at the University of Missouri-St.

"Men, particularly successful men, have an evolutionary history of polygamy," said David C. Geary, curators' professor in the department of psychological sciences at the University of Missouri at Columbia.

He was the first Art Director of Texas Monthly and designer/consultant for art books, WS Benson Co. Trained at UT Austin (BFA), and USC (MFA) he taught at UT, Boston University, and University of Missouri-Columbia, where he was Director of Graduate Studies, Department Chair, and Curators' Professor of Art.

Joseph Carroll is Curators' Professor of English at the University of Missouri, St . Louis

The commission included curators, professors and doctors from the Netherlands, Belgium, and England and was led by the director of the chemical laboratory at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Paul Coremans.