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<i>Shakespeare, the Globe, and the World </i>, one of the [[Exhibitions_at_the_Folger#Past_traveling_exhibitions | traveling exhibitions of the Folger]], visited five museums during the period in which renovations were being carried out on the Folger buildings (1979-1981). The exhibition featured manuscripts, books, and other objects that illuminate Shakespeare and his works, the world of the English Renaissance in which he lived, and the enduring mark he left on his own and later times.

== Curation ==
*<b>Philip A. Knachel</b>, the Associate Director of the Folger Shakespeare Library, served as the Project Director for the exhibition and accompanying publication. 

*<b>Elizabeth Niemyer</b>, the Head of Accessions of the Folger Shakespeare Library, was largely responsible for the selection of items exhibited.

*<b>Sam Schoenbaum</b> served as the Concept and Content Advisor. 

*<b>Stuart Silver</b> designed the exhibition in consultation with <b>George Trescher</b>, both of New York City. 

== Museums visited ==
*California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco (October-December 1979)

*William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art, Kansas City (February-May 1980)

*Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh (June-September 1980)

*Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Dallas (October 1980-January 1981)

*High Museum of Art, Atlanta (February-April 1981)

== Contents of the Exhibition == 
=== Exhibition Highlights ===  
* [list highlights here]

==== Case 1: [Title here] ====
[Description, if one, goes here]

===== Items Included =====
* [list items with links to their catalog records]
** [label text goes here]

==== Case 2: [Title here] ====
[Description, if one, goes here]

===== Items Included =====
* [list items with links to their catalog records]
** [label text goes here]

==== Case 3: [Title here] ====
[Description, if one, goes here]

===== Items Included =====
* [list items with links to their catalog records]
** [label text goes here]

== Supplemental materials ==
*No formal exhibition catalog was produced, but there is an [http://shakespeare.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=13311 accompanying book] by Samuel Schoenbaum and a [http://shakespeare.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=17603 magazine article] by Michael Bandler.