The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... discover how museums have found their beginnings in towns like yours . Nothing will here be better worth your investiga- tion than the volume of museum biographies above referred to . Next , write to museums nearby and ask if they have ...
... discover how museums have found their beginnings in towns like yours . Nothing will here be better worth your investiga- tion than the volume of museum biographies above referred to . Next , write to museums nearby and ask if they have ...
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... discover the museum's possible field of usefulness . Here is not a question of acquiring rarities , or curios , or high - priced objects of any kind and placing them where those who are interested may come and see them . Here , on the ...
... discover the museum's possible field of usefulness . Here is not a question of acquiring rarities , or curios , or high - priced objects of any kind and placing them where those who are interested may come and see them . Here , on the ...
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... discover the best way to maximize the museum's utility . Dana concludes by comparing art museums to museums of natural history and industry . The science museum , Dana explains , “ collects , identifies , classifies , notes relations ...
... discover the best way to maximize the museum's utility . Dana concludes by comparing art museums to museums of natural history and industry . The science museum , Dana explains , “ collects , identifies , classifies , notes relations ...
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Introduction by Stephen E Weil | 13 |
Museums and Community | 97 |
The Newark Science Museum in the Free Public Library | 149 |
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