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Figure 34: Pine panelled bedroom with painted linen hangings, Oktorp farmstead, Stockholm, 18th centruy. In the Skansen, Stockholm
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Skansen

museum, Stockholm, Sweden
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  • National Gallery of Art
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    / History museums

    …the first open-air museum, at Skansen. Museums of both types soon appeared in other countries. The former National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Paris exemplified a national approach within a museum building. The museum’s closure in 2005, however, suggested changing trends in an era of increased globalization. The…

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    …the first open-air museum, at Skansen. Museums of both types soon appeared in other countries. The former National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Paris exemplified a national approach within a museum building. The museum’s closure in 2005, however, suggested changing trends in an era of increased globalization. The…

    Read More