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Fly Guy Presents Dinosaurs

Tedd Arnold

2014

The Whitney Women and the Museum They Made

Flora Miller Biddle

1999

Call the lost dream back

Lonnie G. Bunch

2010

Amour de l'art

Pierre Bourdieu, Dominique Schnapper, Pierre Bourdieu, Alain Darbel, Dominique Schnapper et al.

1966

International register of historic ships

Norman J. Brouwer

1985

The birth of the museum

Tony Bennett

1995

Blizzard Of the Blue Moon

Mary Pope Osborne

1992 ★ 4.0

Norman Foster and the British Museum

Norman Foster

2001

Pollutants in the museum environment

Pamela Hatchfield

2002

Museums and the shaping of knowledge

Eilean Hooper-Greenhill

1992

Masumiyet müzesi

Orhan Pamuk, Rafael Carpintero;

2008 ★ 3.3

Begin with the past

Mabel Wilson

2016

Looney Tunes [2003] Back in Action Reader

Jackie Glassman

2003

Haunting museums

John Schuster

2009

Museums in a digital age

Ross Parry

2009

Nothing to speak of

Sofie Lene Bak

2011

The Origins of Museums The Cabinet of Curiosities in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Europe

Arthur MacGregor

2001

A cabinet of curiosities

Stephen E. Weil

1995

Only in America

Pierre Rosenberg

2006

The museum interior

Michael Brawne

1982

Objects and others

George W. Stocking

1985

Establishing Dress History (Studies in Design)

Lou Taylor

2004

The museum environment

Garry Thomson

1986

Dutch painting in the seventeenth century

Christopher Wright

1989

Recoding the Museum (Museum Meanings)

Ross Parry

2007

Museums and their visitors

Eilean Hooper-Greenhill

1994

Mediating Memory In The Museum Trauma Empathy Nostalgia

Silke Arnold-de Simine

2013

Art museums and schools

Kenyon Cox, Stockton Axson, Granville Stanley Hall et al.

1913

Roberts' guide to Japanese museums

Laurance P. Roberts

1978

Leonardo da Vinci

Pietro C. Marani

2000

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