The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... begin by supplying a few things to the high schools . Here the pupils who will use what the museum can lend are few and a few copies of the same things will supply the demand . In this educational work , wherever it may begin in the ...
... begin by supplying a few things to the high schools . Here the pupils who will use what the museum can lend are few and a few copies of the same things will supply the demand . In this educational work , wherever it may begin in the ...
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... begin by collecting ideas . No one man knows how a museum should be managed that it may , with the funds available , reach the maximum of efficiency in its one and obvious task of adding to the happiness , wisdom , and comfort of the ...
... begin by collecting ideas . No one man knows how a museum should be managed that it may , with the funds available , reach the maximum of efficiency in its one and obvious task of adding to the happiness , wisdom , and comfort of the ...
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... begin in the homes . You would encourage in them restraint , simplicity , strength . You would begin with those things seen by most people and most dear to them . Does your work reach the home sufficiently ? As much as it can ? This ...
... begin in the homes . You would encourage in them restraint , simplicity , strength . You would begin with those things seen by most people and most dear to them . Does your work reach the home sufficiently ? As much as it can ? This ...
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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