The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... followed not because paintings have a very high value as promoters of happiness , as teachers of facts , as aids to forming good habits , or as founts of inspiration ; but because this is the period of the oil painting , because some ...
... followed not because paintings have a very high value as promoters of happiness , as teachers of facts , as aids to forming good habits , or as founts of inspiration ; but because this is the period of the oil painting , because some ...
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... followed by the elect in the art work - wealthy collectors , dealers , museum experts , and critics - it is naturally followed by the commonalty , inhibits their powers of observation and comparison , and leads them to feel that if they ...
... followed by the elect in the art work - wealthy collectors , dealers , museum experts , and critics - it is naturally followed by the commonalty , inhibits their powers of observation and comparison , and leads them to feel that if they ...
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... followed by exhibits of goods in the same line from other countries and from other periods . 8 ) Many objects illustrating such fundamental industries , whether followed in the city or not , as have greatly influenced the development of ...
... followed by exhibits of goods in the same line from other countries and from other periods . 8 ) Many objects illustrating such fundamental industries , whether followed in the city or not , as have greatly influenced the development of ...
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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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