The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... acquired at all . The institution we are considering is trying to arouse an inter- est in all the refinements of ... acquire merit in its supervision . In certain high school courses in history , literature , and art , for example , the ...
... acquired at all . The institution we are considering is trying to arouse an inter- est in all the refinements of ... acquire merit in its supervision . In certain high school courses in history , literature , and art , for example , the ...
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... acquired these until our collection of them numbers more than 60. Next after paint- ings , convention demands of a museum of art that it possess sculptures , and our acquisitions in this line include plaster copies of antiques and ...
... acquired these until our collection of them numbers more than 60. Next after paint- ings , convention demands of a museum of art that it possess sculptures , and our acquisitions in this line include plaster copies of antiques and ...
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... acquired thereby an added honor - giving power . For to the desire to do and to possess things which gave them distinction in the eyes of the populace , was added the desire to outdo their wealthy and powerful rivals in the pursuit of ...
... acquired thereby an added honor - giving power . For to the desire to do and to possess things which gave them distinction in the eyes of the populace , was added the desire to outdo their wealthy and powerful rivals in the pursuit of ...
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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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