European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 20, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Calendar Denmark Holiday and Leisure show Copenhagen Bella Center March 13-16. It is being held in conjunction with the caravans and equipment show. France Flea Market Metz March 1 and 22. Germany International film festival Berlin through feb. 25. Kieler Umschlag Kiel feb. 20-23. The City on the Baltic coast has had its Winter Celebration since 1431. The fun and frolicking takes place in the squares streets tents and pubs. Fireworks round off the program. Motor sport exhibition dim feb. 22. Great Britain Viking festival York through feb. 28. It is the Celebration of the old Norse mid Winter Jol blot. Fiddlers rally town Hall Paisley March 1. Hungary Budapest Spring festival Budapest March 14-23. The festival is billed As 10 Days 100 show places 1,000 events. It includes classical and Light music Ballet pantomime Art and Craft exhibitions folklore events gastronomic treats programs for the Young and sports competitions. Happenings also will spill into the neighbouring town of Szen Tendro and to Sopron on the austrian Border. A number of travel agents will be promoting festival visits. A program is available from inv . Box 1441, Budapest Hungary. Tel. 361 835380 or 633652. Italy torchlight ski Parade with fireworks St. Christina Croden March 2. Luxembourg Flea Market Luxembourg place d armes every second and fourth saturday.  throughout the country March 9. This sunday is dedicated to lovers and is celebrated with folklore events in Many towns. Young people offer a Bretzel pretzel to their beloved. In Remich Creven Macher and Wasse Billig pretzels Are sold on the Market Square. A Parade led by a brass band marches through the streets. Sweden Stockholm Art fair Mossan Solle tuna Stockholm March 12-17. Switzerland motorcycle show Basel feb. 22-23. 30-Kilometer ski Competition Einsiedel feb. 23. International dog sled races Andermatt March 8-9. Gallery Austria Vienna a new body language Crete Wiesenthal and her dance Hermes Villa until feb. 23. Exhibition to Mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of the viennese dancer who created modern dance at the beginning of the 20th Century. Vienna collection of Ian Woodner Albertina until March 2. Belgium Brussels the woman in the Egypt of the pharaohs Kon Illchen museum for Art and history until feb. 28. The exhibition includes 76 statues reliefs jewels and objects from the egyptian museum in Cairo. The museum is open 10 a.m.-5 ., to 9  Wednesday reserved for school groups monday. Entry fee is 150 francs about $3.75 for adults and 100 francs about $2.50 for groups students and senior citizens. Denmark Copenhagen new european sculpture and objects Louisiana feb. 22-april 20. Copenhagen photos by Reorg odder Louisiana feb. 26. France Paris dream and reality Vienna 1670-1930, Pompidou Center until March 5. Germany Nurnberg american toys from 1870-1955, toy museum until March 9. The museum is open tuesday sunday 10 a.m.-5  Frankfurt Carla Accardi Piero Dorazio Lucio Fontana piece Manal Fausto Melotti Giorgio Morandi Achille Perilli drawings Frankfurter West end Galerie until feb. 22. Frankfurt italian Art 1966-1986, Frankfurter Kunst Verein on the Omerberg until feb. 23. Frankfurt Lilian Harvey film museum until feb. 23. Frankfurt guilds and handwork in Hessen Stadta Chiv Frankfurt until feb. 28. Berlin new year exhibition of japanese Wood carvings museum for East asian Art until March 9. Berlin the people in the Golden Triangle museum of ethnology until March 9. Stuttgart . Sonderburg works from paper alte Staat Galerie until March 9. Mannheim Alfred Hagedorn paintings and Kirsten or wed sculptures Kun Thalie until March 2. Great Britain London forty years of modern Art 1945 85, Fate gallery feb. 19-Aprll 27. London photographs of stars of the British screen National portrait gallery until March 23. The show goes to the Royal photographic society Bath March 8-May 17. London Faberge Queen s gallery Buckingham Palace Road until feb. 22. London Handel a Celebration of his life and times National portrait gallery until feb. 23. London the human Story Commonwealth Institute until feb. 23. Italy Torino paintings by italian artists of the Early 1960s, Castle Rivoli until March. The Netherlands Amsterdam old Art at the new Church part of Amsterdam Art weeks Nieuwe Kerk Church feb. 27-Manh 10. Sweden Stockholm form and tradition in Sweden 100 years of Art  through 1987. Switzerland Chur the history of the newspaper a stitches museum feb. 28-april 4. Basel organs in Switzerland town and Cathedral museum until March 2. Dolly Cou Ondris with � recently discovered 4500 year of Marble statue. Athens museum houses Cyc Ladic Art Byker Inhofe associated press a 4,500-year-old Marble statue of a Fertility figure that looks like modern abstract sculpture recently unearthed on a greek Island is part of the world s first museum of Cyc Ladic Art which opened this year in Athens Greece. The 4vi-foot statue was probably worshipped in a shrine on one of the Cyclades islands in the Central Aegean sea where hundreds of smaller figurines in the same style have been found. The female figure carved in Semi abstract style is the Centrepiece of a collection of ancient greek Art acquired in the past 25 years by a greek shipowner the late Nikos p.  his wife Dolly. More than 200 Cyc Ladic artefacts including about 50 figurines from the Goulandris collection Are in the new museum. The figurines which mostly portray pregnant women first appeared on european Art markets a Century ago. Critics dismissed them As  but their Plain elegant contours were admired by Picasso and now fascinate collectors. At auction a Small Cyc Ladic piece May bring $45,000. They bring prehistory Back to life but their modern lines remind you of sculptors like Modigliani or Henry Moore said Dolly Goulandris. The figurines were made in the Early Bronze age 3,200-2,200  by Small Island communities that grew prosperous trading locally mined Copper ands Irver. Archaeologists have found Only a few Graves containing the figurines but Tomb robbers have plundered dozens of prehistoric cemeteries Selling looted artefacts to dealers in Greece and abroad. Dolly Goulandris said she bought the statue last year. But she declined to say who had sold k to her. It s not certain Why the figurines were made but it s usually assumed they were connected with Fertility. Ancient repairs on some of them suggest they were in daily use perhaps in household shrines and were later buried with their owners said Colin Renfrew professor of archaeology at Cambridge University. The Goulandris collection has been displayed in recent years in Washington , Houston Tokyo London and Paris. The figurines Drew crowds everywhere. But my husband and i started the collection to repatriate some important pieces of ancient greek Art so the new museum is their permanent Home Dolly Goulandris said. 12 stripes Magazine february 30,1966