Exhibitions at the Rush Rhees Library
George Eastman (left) and Rush Rhees |
ibraries aren't just for books, as the exhibitions scheduled for the 200405 year show.
Through September 15, 2004
Friendship in Bloom
An exhibition featuring four centuries of floral images celebrating the Iris Friendship Garden in Highland Park.
Through July 12, 2005
Eastman's "Princely Bequests" to Rochester: Music, Medicine, and Research
Construction photographs, contemporary publications, and archival museum pieces tell the story of George Eastman's commitment to the University and to higher education.
October 1, 2004February 1, 2005
Rudolf and Hilda Kingslake: Living the Optical Life
An exhibition of the Kingslake Archive, a meticulously kept record of the lives of Rudolf Kingslake, a founding faculty member of the Institute of Optics in 1929 and noted lens designer with Kodak, and his wife, Hilda, also an accomplished scientist and historian of the Institute.
October 2, 2004March 15, 2005
Gilbert and Sullivan: From London to America
Focuses on original Gilbert and Sullivan productions in London and their transfer to New York and other major American cities. Includes autographed letters and drawings, programs and souvenirs from original productions, presentation copies, photos, and advertising.
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