The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... least seem dangerous , those who engage in it will not appear brave to the lower classes . The form of hunting chosen is usually one which is quite inaccessible to the poor and weak . Big game near home , and better still at a good ...
... least seem dangerous , those who engage in it will not appear brave to the lower classes . The form of hunting chosen is usually one which is quite inaccessible to the poor and weak . Big game near home , and better still at a good ...
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... least of the precious objects which their money has been used to collect . Even though the main museum building is centrally situated , the need of branches — in a large city , at least — is quite obvious . The small branch would be ...
... least of the precious objects which their money has been used to collect . Even though the main museum building is centrally situated , the need of branches — in a large city , at least — is quite obvious . The small branch would be ...
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... least in this country . The floors on which are found the other things to be mentioned need not be spec- ified . For all of them there is abundant space . Many of them are moved from time to time , as the development of the museum's ...
... least in this country . The floors on which are found the other things to be mentioned need not be spec- ified . For all of them there is abundant space . Many of them are moved from time to time , as the development of the museum's ...
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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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