There could thus be no rehanging by a later, lesser owner.

Tate Modern's rehanging of its collection is full of such unexpected moments.

At the National Gallery in London, closed doors to many rooms signal the final stages of an expansion project that will result in a complete rehanging of the collection.

But the main reason is that temporary exhibitions have been temporarily banished, and the entire museum is given over to "Gyroscope," an ambitious rehanging of about 350 works from the permanent collection.

One of the more extensive yet subtler changes on the art world landscape is the rehanging of many of the works in the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing at the Metropolitan Museum.

Chronological Sequence The new wing has prompted no less than a reconsideration and rehanging of the gallery's entire collection in essentially one long chronological sequence that brings together works from different national schools.

The bells were restored between 1990 and 2001 due to the efforts of Chris Venn, and the first phase of restoration completed in February 1991 with the rehanging of the original four bells.

In January, the Tate will again undergo a partial rehanging as part of a program by its director, Nicholas Serota, to emphasize over the course of time as much of the collection's strengths as possible.

There was a picking up and a straightening up of the cubicles in preparation for a "night" of sleeping and a rehanging once again of the Holy Pictures that were the prized possession of each cubicle.

The task of relocation, and the subsequent rehanging of the paintings in their new 18th-century surroundings, was undertaken by Hendy, whose work there caught the attention of the Director of the National Gallery, Kenneth Clark.

Admiration for his work declined with the decline of the pre-Raphaelites during the Modernist period, but recent writings on his work and a rehanging of his work in the National Gallery, London, are again bringing him more attention.

He also consulted with the publishing mogul S. I. Newhouse Jr. on the rehanging of his major collection of postwar American painting after his town house on the Upper East Side of Manhattan was remodeled in 1988.

Disappointments of a different sort occurred in the area of museum design, the most notorious coming with the dense, disorderly, didactic rehanging of the Courtauld Institute's magnificent collection at what, in principle, are the sympathetic surroundings of Somerset House in London.

On Thursday, his rehanging of the permanent collection will open, and last week he announced that Sheryl Conkelton, associate curator of photography at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, would take that post at the Modern in June.

Otherwise, turn the screws until almost tight and complete the job after rehanging the door.

This obstacle was overcome by rehanging the painting in the center of the wall.

Otherwise, turn the screws until they are almost tight, then rehang the door and position it as described.

Rehang the shade and, if necessary, adjust it further (as described).

Rehanging doors is also the procedure to follow if a door derails.

Allow the blinds to dry completely before rehanging them.

When ready to rehang the doors, wipe the tracks clean of accumulated dirt.

It had become known that he had decided to rehang all the galleries, without exception.

After rehanging a door, adjust the rollers until it slides smoothly.

It would be a bold man or woman who undertook to rehang the museum from top to bottom in a way that made better sense.

Seal and paint this edge before rehanging the gate.

When the curtains look terrible she knows which cleaner to use and how to rehang them."

Rehang the stitches from the garter bar, still with wrong side towards you.

As to the amount of rehanging that he and his staff will have to do, my heart races at the very thought of it.

This includes inviting a different celebrated curator down each year to organize and rehang the work.

Rehanging the lantern, Waylander sat down upon the bed and gazed at his hands.

Most of his time in the galleries is "instrumental," he says - spent rehanging paintings and moving sculptures around.

Museum workers spent several minutes rehanging the shelf and realigning the dryers.

She would have to bring them down from upstairs and rehang them, and.

Workers would go to the Normal School, remove all the draperies and rehang them when done.

Then, when he was rehanging the paintings at Newbridge after the show, the forgotten portrait lay on the floor.

Rehang the door, then mark the position on the door frame of the striker plate.

Rehang the blind, then replace the slats and thread the ends of the cord through them.

Always rehang the hooks about every twelfth row or so and never leave them in place if you have to leave the work.

Before rehanging an unrolled shade that was fully rolled when removed, roll it up several turns by hand.