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Exhibitions (7)

Venue(s)
J. Paul Getty Museum 2007-10-18 through 2008-01-14
Corning Museum of Glass 2008-02-15 through 2008-05-27

Designs in Miniature: The Story of Mosaic Glass
Venue(s)
Corning Museum of Glass 1995-06-03 through 1995-10-22

The Fragrant Past: Perfumes of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar
Venue(s)
Emory University Museum of Art and Archaeology 1989-04-05 through 1989-06-25

Glass of the Caesars
Venue(s)
British Museum 1987-11-18 through 1988-03-06
Romisch-Germanisches Museum 1988-04-15 through 1988-10-18
Musei Capitolini 1988-11-03 through 1989-01-31
Corning Museum of Glass

Glass from the Ancient World
Venue(s)
Corning Museum of Glass 1957-06-04 through 1957-09-15

Verres Antiques de la Collection R.W. Smith
Venue(s)
Musee de Mariemont 1954 through 1954

Antikes Glas aus der Sammlung Ray Winfield Smith: Kurpfalzischen Museum Heidelberg
Venue(s)
Kurpfalzischen Museum 1952-11 through 1953
Publications (23)
vetri a Roma (2012)
illustrated, p. 22;
Old Inspires New (2008-01-06)
illustrated, 1A, 1E;
Exhibition: Reflecting Antiquity (2008-01-05)
illustrated
Mosaic Glass Face Beads: Their Significance in Northern Europe during the later Roman Empire (2007)
illustrated, pp. 26-27; viii, 314, fig. 4;
BIB# 36617
Treasures from The Corning Museum of Glass: Checklist of the Exhibition (1999)
illustrated, p. 28;
BIB# 63967
Designs in Miniature: The Story of Mosaic Glass (1995)
illustrated, pp. 11-13; p. 12, Fig. 11; p. 13, Fig. 12;
BIB# 26765
La Fenice di Sabbia: Storia e Tecnologia del vetro Antico (1995)
illustrated, p. 94, pl. 159; p. 102, fig. 159;
BIB# 39935
Mosaic Glass Face Beads: Their Significance in Northern Europe during the later Roman Empire (1985)
illustrated, Volume II, p. 316, ill. fig. 4;
Pre-Roman and Early Roman Glass in The Corning Museum of Glass (1979)
illustrated, pp. 186-187, #497, pls 24, 41;
BIB# 29547
Glass from the Ancient World: The Ray Winfield Smith Collection (1957)
illustrated, pp. 85-86, #139;
BIB# 27315