The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... conventions . This opposition is addressed not so much to conventions of man- agement as to conventions of purpose . We decided , quite early in our history , that the art gallery type of museum would be , for our city , not at all ...
... conventions . This opposition is addressed not so much to conventions of man- agement as to conventions of purpose . We decided , quite early in our history , that the art gallery type of museum would be , for our city , not at all ...
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... conventions which go with them , make very difficult the introduction of homelier , more attractive , and more ... convention has fixed . Hence remote palaces full of things whose accepted merits in beauty , rarity , age , and cost are ...
... conventions which go with them , make very difficult the introduction of homelier , more attractive , and more ... convention has fixed . Hence remote palaces full of things whose accepted merits in beauty , rarity , age , and cost are ...
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... convention concerning the character and location of museum buildings . This has already been touched on , but needs another word of explanation . As kings and princes passed away , or became little more than conventions , some of the ...
... convention concerning the character and location of museum buildings . This has already been touched on , but needs another word of explanation . As kings and princes passed away , or became little more than conventions , some of the ...
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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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