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Every spring, the reinstallation of "Puppy" requires 10 men to labor for 12 days.

Mr. Elderfield said top priority will be the reinstallation of the collection in its new home.

The reinstallation of the Garvan Collection of American paintings and decorative arts has opened.

One of his projects was the reinstallation of the 18th-century period rooms.

The Cleveland Museum's coming sale, for example, was prompted in part by the reinstallation of its collection after a renovation.

Another of his benefactions — financing the reinstallation of the Elgin marbles, at the British Museum — did him less credit.

The implications of these new findings on the object's conservation treatment and display are discussed in the context of the upcoming reinstallation of the Arts of the Islamic World gallery at the Brooklyn Museum.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Photography aficionados disappointed that the medium gets so little room or serious attention in the Whitney's "Full House" survey can find consolation at the Museum of Modern Art, where the latest reinstallation of the permanent photography collection culminates in a shrewdly edited show of recent acquisitions focussing on the landscape.

Photography aficionados disappointed that the medium gets so little room or serious attention in the Whitney's "Full House" survey can find consolation at the Museum of Modern Art, where the latest reinstallation of the permanent photography collection culminates in a shrewdly edited show of recent acquisitions focussing on the landscape.

By Vince Aletti Photography aficionados disappointed that the medium gets so little room or serious attention in the Whitney's "Full House" survey can find consolation at the Museum of Modern Art, where the latest reinstallation of the permanent photography collection culminates in a shrewdly edited show of recent acquisitions focussing on the landscape.

The Wadsworth Atheneum, below, in Hartford, which has emerged from several years of financial struggle and staff upheaval, has announced plans for a $16 million renovation project that will result in the addition of 8,000 square feet more gallery space, a 14 percent increase, and the complete reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection, Susan L. Talbott, the museum's director, said.