European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 16, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                A Ciric Ilure of bavarian Leader Franz Loir of Stutt. American Jet let Dominique it Capra a. The Fine Art of one of de Captina s endangered tuttles. By charge Bowdin Munich Bureau Thi Wise ones Sny Money does t grow on Trees. And no Goose Ever Matly Laid a Yolden a. Perhaps but they never look ,1 Gander at the three and four digit prices attached to Ira eggs at Munich s 2nd International easter egg Market. Tile Market held Tost weekend in Munich s Regina hair exhibition Hall focused on i he egg As Art or Arl is in egg. Organizer Hans Dieter Kursawe believes the exhibition  accomplished that in Only its second year putting the lowly egg on a Pedestal with other works of Art. Last year we Drin l twee hat Many applications for the exhibit us we could l be  Kursawe . Bui that changed this year As word of 1 he event  and interest grew. We had 221 applications this year. So we could be much More selective and have better  because of space the number of artists was limited to 100 and ,1 jury of five judge picked the finalists he said. In some cases Kursawe said it was not so easy in others. Herp  no Competition. Such was the Case with Cli Uii .  a � Munich jeweler was asked to create something thai would  i crowd a showstopper. Duppenthaler turned out to be the gome  Laid the Golden egg. To took him six weeks to Hammer out find cast his Golden Ely. Bedecked with a dime size Ruby and Sapphire. Inside there s not a Gosling but a Diamond and Sapphire Brunch. Asking Price 56,000  Tuou $31, x d. A Ojile hut c so was the most expensive of the 20.cxx eggs it the show hoppin Linler also offered some teis. Expensive version of Ceil .1 10,1100 Marks about ss.500 and below. Mallhi Ajith one Milit expect it alter ii Golden egg. There a ii no letdown when moving on to hit Oiher displays. From no Anvil Chicken i Gas n Mons Raus Osl Rulh Egv i h artists Dis a Ineil nary think re not Gigious a have the Best exhibit of this kind in the world with t gris Fum every continent he said. This year we have five continents represented next year be will have All seven after