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An online version of the codex has been available since 2009, but the exhibition represents a rare chance for large numbers of people to view the book.

Handsomely mounted in the College Art Gallery in Life Hall, the exhibition represents a full range of the medium's expressive possibilities.

Installed in the Promenade Gallery of the Bushnell in Hartford through June 4, the exhibition represents an effort by the artists to get past the cities' stereotypes and reveal often overlooked architectural and human attributes.

The exhibition represents the culmination of more than 35 years of scholarship on the museum's Italian drawings, including the acquisition of more than 125 works that have entered the collection through gift, bequest or purchase.

Its director, Lynn A. Bassanese, points out that the exhibition represents the first major rethinking of President Roosevelt's life and career in decades at the library, and its showcase is a $35 million renovation, the building's first major overhaul since President Roosevelt himself dedicated the library in 1941.

Part of the museum's permanent collection donated in 1956 by Dr. Rene Arpad Spitz, a psychoanalyst and writer on developmental psychology, the exhibition represents only the second time that they have been displayed (the first was more than 22 years ago).

Thirteen of the most compelling pieces in the exhibition represent Durga, the warrior aspect of Devi.

The paintings in the exhibition represent the emergence of Native American painting on paper in the modern art market.

The exhibition, representing 84 artists from most regions, styles and schools of Italian painting from 1500 to 1750, is also scheduled for the Melbourne Museum for three months through Oct. 5.

These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".

We want to spend five minutes getting our degree and then essentially do nothing, make a good income, and get laid for the rest of our lives because of it.'" For Walsh, this exhibition represents the next stage in his "voyage of discovery".