The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... become so numerous as to hide the good things themselves . The Undue Reverence for Oil Paint The extreme veneration now paid by museum authorities to great paintings will surely become weaker as the possibilities of a museum's influence ...
... become so numerous as to hide the good things themselves . The Undue Reverence for Oil Paint The extreme veneration now paid by museum authorities to great paintings will surely become weaker as the possibilities of a museum's influence ...
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... become enamored of rarity , of history , and , in this specific instance , of necklaces as indicative of steps in civilization . They become lost in their specialties and forget their museum . They become lost in their idea of a museum ...
... become enamored of rarity , of history , and , in this specific instance , of necklaces as indicative of steps in civilization . They become lost in their specialties and forget their museum . They become lost in their idea of a museum ...
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... become in it an expert , or , better , become in it what we may call , to render freely the French phrase , an honest amateur . XIV . The Great Obstacle to Becoming an Honest Art Patron Now , if any chance to feel tempted to take up art ...
... become in it an expert , or , better , become in it what we may call , to render freely the French phrase , an honest amateur . XIV . The Great Obstacle to Becoming an Honest Art Patron Now , if any chance to feel tempted to take up art ...
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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