The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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Página 93
... storage warehouse . It is not making those products of effec- tive use , save to a very small degree , in adding to the pleasure , the general enlighten- ment , the physical well - being , and the industrial power of its citizens . If ...
... storage warehouse . It is not making those products of effec- tive use , save to a very small degree , in adding to the pleasure , the general enlighten- ment , the physical well - being , and the industrial power of its citizens . If ...
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... storage of the tools and adornments of human life , and of a like treatment of all objects [ within ] the realm of science - meaning here well nigh everything that man can touch and see . To this retort comes the reply that I am ...
... storage of the tools and adornments of human life , and of a like treatment of all objects [ within ] the realm of science - meaning here well nigh everything that man can touch and see . To this retort comes the reply that I am ...
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... storage when not on dis- play , and that they be suitably described in handsome catalogues , and that no pains be spared to have them adequately exploited in the public press . All these things make heavy calls on the museum's income ...
... storage when not on dis- play , and that they be suitably described in handsome catalogues , and that no pains be spared to have them adequately exploited in the public press . All these things make heavy calls on the museum's income ...
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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