Images of the Art Museum [online] : connecting gaze and discourse in the history of museology / ed. Eva-Maria Troelenberg, Melania Savino
Contributor(s): TROELENBERG, Eva-Maria [ed.]
| SAVINO, Melania [ed.].
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BookSeries: Contact Zones: 3Publisher: [Berlin] : De Gruyter, 2017Description: 1 resursă online (vi, 376 p. : il.).ISBN: 9783110341362.Subject(s): | DE-Arte vizuale | | monumente istorice | arhitectură | muzee de artă | științe socio-umane | cărți străine | cărți achiziții | cărți electroniceOnline resources: Acces la textul integral numai din contul de acces mobil Bibliogr.
Images of the Art Museum. Connecting Gaze and Discourse in the History of Museology : An Introduction Stefano Bardini and the Taxonomic Branding of Marketplace Style: From the Gallery of a Dealer to the Institutional Canon The Museum Exhibited: documenta and the Museum Fridericianum1 Museums in Print: The Interplay of Texts and Images in the Journal Museumskunde Creating the Idea of the Museum through the Pages of the Journal Mouseion The Visible and Invisible: Circulating Images of the Barnes Foundation Collection Double Reflections: Art Museums and the Image of the Beholder From a Colonial Approach to National Branding: The Evolution of the Concept of the Art Museum in Georgia Classical Impressions, Modernist Aspirations: Shaping a Field of Contention at the South African National Gallery (1895–1947) Imaginaries of the Art Museum: Banaras and Aundh in Colonial India When El Greco (Re)Became Theotocopoulos: Policies and Political Discourse of the National Gallery of Athens Building Flagships: Regionalism, Place Branding, and Architecture as Image in the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane Scottie Sees Beauty: Representations of the Museum in Classic Cinema The Museum in Print: André Malraux’s Musée Imaginaire and André Vigneau’s Photographic Encyclopaedia of Art The Museum Goes Collaborative: On the Digital Escapades of an Analogue Medium Museum as Textum: Orhan Pamuk’s Museum of Innocence
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