The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... skill which have gone into the adornment and per- fecting of familiar household objects will then receive the same recognition as do now the genius and skill of the painter in oils . Paintings will no longer be given an undue share of ...
... skill which have gone into the adornment and per- fecting of familiar household objects will then receive the same recognition as do now the genius and skill of the painter in oils . Paintings will no longer be given an undue share of ...
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... skill involved . 3 ) The art qualities found in such objects , in both past and present times . In doing this last , the collection exalts the maker of pictures above the maker of mugs only when the former shows more genius and skill ...
... skill involved . 3 ) The art qualities found in such objects , in both past and present times . In doing this last , the collection exalts the maker of pictures above the maker of mugs only when the former shows more genius and skill ...
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... skill demanding than those his rivals , in the search for honor - bringing possessions , had yet discovered and acquired . These were not to be found in the east or in France ; or , if found , were not sufficient to the special needs of ...
... skill demanding than those his rivals , in the search for honor - bringing possessions , had yet discovered and acquired . These were not to be found in the east or in France ; or , if found , were not sufficient to the special needs 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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