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Some have secretaries, others do not, and a few work from home to save the expense of an office, a violation of a rule that is rarely enforced.

Mr. De Marsche wisely pushed for displaying only a few works from it, with the emphasis on glass.

And every year it sells a few works from different departments.

Eric Edwards chose a few works from his enormous collection to display at the festivities.

A few works from this period survived the "Cremation Project," because he had given them to his sister.

They also bring in a few works from the Met's collection that complement, and sometimes relate directly to, the Tobey drawings.

A few works from 1835-40 have long streaks of deep, rich blue, the horizon line where the sea meets the sky.

The show contains a few works from the late 1960s and '70s, when he concentrated on performances and sculptures that were sometimes categorized as Conceptual Art, a term he hated.

But the exhibition, starting with a few works from the mid-1960s and continuing to the present, suggests how Ms. Ono's roots as a conceptual artist provided an impetus for the phenomenon once known as "John and Yoko".

The Guggenheim Museum's "1900," a show put together by Mr. Rosenblum that examines a slice of art from 1897 to 1903, with few works from the modernist canon, was another radical response.

The story starts with a few works from the ninth and eighth centuries B.C. -- jewelry, horse ornaments -- by Central Asian people known as Cimmerians, whom the Scythians dislodged or perhaps simply absorbed.