The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... living thing , definitely living as is the school ; and upon this conception we have grafted such activities of present day museums as one may properly call alive , and have added such others as the thought of a museum as an active ...
... living thing , definitely living as is the school ; and upon this conception we have grafted such activities of present day museums as one may properly call alive , and have added such others as the thought of a museum as an active ...
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... living . " The arts of living " is a phrase that extends its meaning from clean streets to clean air , from knowing the alphabet to a feeling for The Newark Museum Association , 1927 . high poetry , and from pride in one's city to 133 ...
... living . " The arts of living " is a phrase that extends its meaning from clean streets to clean air , from knowing the alphabet to a feeling for The Newark Museum Association , 1927 . high poetry , and from pride in one's city to 133 ...
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... Living American Painters , ” which was restricted to artists living outside the New York metropolitan area . The second floor of the muse- um building was occupied by a national leather exhibit , which told the story of leather ...
... Living American Painters , ” which was restricted to artists living outside the New York metropolitan area . The second floor of the muse- um building was occupied by a national leather exhibit , which told the story of leather ...
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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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