Sentence examples for ideal museum from inspiring English sources

Their ideal museum is offered up as a magic cabinet of memories.

In all these respects, almost more than any other, the Mauritshuis is the ideal museum.

(In his ideal museum gift shop, he told me, posters of the Chardin might be displayed next to books about "how to Chardin-ize your life").

Or one that seeks to please and amuse, and succeeds?" "An ideal museum show would be a mating of Brideshead Revisited with House & Garden, provoking intense and pleasurable nostalgia for a past that none of its audience has had".

In my ideal museum, you would enter into the lobby and find a map showing galleries devoted to a range of topics with which we often need help: work, love, family, mortality, community, status, anxiety.

One of the show's most memorable models represents Peter Blake's unrealized design for an ideal museum, planned to permit its sliding Pollock mural walls to be seen against nature.

According to the liberal Victorian social ideal, museums cultivated good citizens who would then share in the general prosperity of a properly functioning democracy.

Asserting that the ideal history museum has "one foot in the present and one foot in the past," he produced exhibitions on contemporary issues and introduced multi-media exhibitions to make the institution relevant to all New Yorkers.

It's ideal for museums, restaurants or doctor's offices, basically anywhere where you're likely to see well-known originals or prints.

This makes virtual paleontology a potential means to provide free-choice learning on a large scale, and one which is ideal for museums and other institutions with limited public funding.

So would the current retrospective of big, black Richard Serra drawings, even though the Met is an ideal setting: a museum with a Temple of Dendur suits Mr. Serra's pharaonic sensibility.