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the person in charge of a museum or other collection

She is the curator of photography at the Museum of Fine Arts.

The Museum was given up to Indian arts and manufactures, and anybody who sought wisdom could ask the Curator to explain.
Rudyard Kipling -- Kim
The curator of the botanical gardens gave them to me.
Rider H. Haggard -- King Solomon's Mines
The curator was there again, introducing him to the sponsors of the show.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter

curator = someone in charge of a museum or other collection

While his mother met with the curators, Paul called Michelle to explain what had happened and to tell her he would not be at her concert after all.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
At least fifty thousand dollars, the curators had estimated.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
The curators would be pleased.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
David's work was in favor again, worth quite a lot of money; curators were coming tomorrow to view the collection.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
The curator of the show stuck his head inside, his blue eyes bright with curiosity and concern.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
Don't, she thought, but the curator cleared his throat and gave an uncomfortable laugh, and David said, "No problem."
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
Norah imagined the shocked and outraged voices of the curators, friends, of her son, even of a part of herself, imagined them crying out, But you're destroying history!
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
The curator of the show hovered at the edge of the group, anxious for David to mingle, but when a break came in the questions, Caroline stepped forward and put her hand on David's arm.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
Those Polaroids of Phoebe that Caroline had sent over the years, found hidden in the back of a darkroom drawer after the curators had gone; the single photograph of his father's family too, the one Paul still had, standing on the porch of their lost home.
Kim Edwards -- The Memory Keeper's Daughter
This request, too, the lawyers refused, much to the regret of Milton Greeman, curator of Wistar's renowned collection of medical specimens.
Erik Larson -- The Devil in the White City
"Welcome," says a curator, sitting at a round white desk.
Ally Condie -- Matched
A great doorway opened ahead of them, and they were in the office of the Curator for Earth.
Arthur C. Clarke -- Childhood's End
But when I told the curator, Kovach, about it, he only laughed.
Rick Bragg -- All Over but the Shoutin'
None of the girl students wants to be an artist; instead they want to be teachers of art in high schools, or, in one case, a curator in a gallery.
Margaret Atwood -- Cat's Eye
Katie is the younger woman, the curator.
Chang-rae Lee -- Native Speaker
We wandered around while Uncle Julian went to talk to a curator upstairs.
Nicole Krauss -- The History of Love

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