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The formation of national collections of art and archaeology
The formation of national collections of art and archaeology
Synopsis
This book examines the historical and political processes behind the establishment of national art and archaeology collections. It explores how cultural policy and nationalism have influenced the development of museums and their holdings. The text also considers the political dimensions of these institutions, drawing insights from various congresses on the subject.
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The formation of national collections of art and archaeologyHardcover, 1996
176 pages
National Gallery of ArtLanguage: EnglishISBN: 97808946820252 editions available
