The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... artists of other days , and are opened grudgingly , if at all , for the patronage of men and women of the present day and hour who wish to create beautiful things and ask only for an opportunity to try so to do then the age of art for ...
... artists of other days , and are opened grudgingly , if at all , for the patronage of men and women of the present day and hour who wish to create beautiful things and ask only for an opportunity to try so to do then the age of art for ...
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... artists and artisans . Dana urges his listeners to avoid trying to learn about paintings because the only place that ... Artists give the rich what they desire . Dana argues that artists and artisans in America would be forthcoming if ...
... artists and artisans . Dana urges his listeners to avoid trying to learn about paintings because the only place that ... Artists give the rich what they desire . Dana argues that artists and artisans in America would be forthcoming if ...
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... artists engaged in applied arts , and promoting better rela- tions between artists , artisans , and designers and businessmen , shopkeepers , and factory workers . Dana sees the success of this museum as a direct endorsement of The ...
... artists engaged in applied arts , and promoting better rela- tions between artists , artisans , and designers and businessmen , shopkeepers , and factory workers . Dana sees the success of this museum as a direct endorsement of The ...
Contenido
Introduction by Stephen E Weil | 13 |
Museums and Community | 97 |
The Newark Science Museum in the Free Public Library | 149 |
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