The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... fact give , pleasure and profit to all citizens — should stand where all citizens can most easily reach it . But again and again the plea is made for the choice of a certain muse- um site that it is , or in time will be , near the ...
... fact give , pleasure and profit to all citizens — should stand where all citizens can most easily reach it . But again and again the plea is made for the choice of a certain muse- um site that it is , or in time will be , near the ...
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... fact , and the fact that the " expert " is especially desirous of having his own special field in which he may supervise and direct ( both facts flowing from well - recognized tendencies in human nature ) make it almost imperative that ...
... fact , and the fact that the " expert " is especially desirous of having his own special field in which he may supervise and direct ( both facts flowing from well - recognized tendencies in human nature ) make it almost imperative that ...
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... facts we can add the fact that our city has in recent years begun to think of herself and her development , and now quite definitely desires to be con- sidered as good a city as any , and to be such in fact . This growth in municipal ...
... facts we can add the fact that our city has in recent years begun to think of herself and her development , and now quite definitely desires to be con- sidered as good a city as any , and to be such in fact . This growth in municipal ...
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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