Museums

Detroit Museum of the Arts

* The Art Institute of Chicago. * The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield. * The Chicago Children's Museum. * The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. * The Illinois Railway Museum in Union. * Krannert Art Museum at UI at Urbana Champaign.

All eight surviving US battleships are museums; USS New Jersey, Wisonsin, Iowa, Missouri, Masschusetts, Alabama, North Carolina, and the only "Dreadnaught" of the group, the USS Texas. IJN Mikasa is the only "Pre-Dreadnaught" surviving; from the Russian-Japanese war of 1904-1905; it too is a museum ship.

You take the Uptown C train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) to 81st Street-Museum of Natural History (at Central Park West). You'll come out right in front of the museum. In fact, the walls of the 81st Street Station are covered with tile murals of dinosaurs and other animals, so it's really easy not to miss your stop, seeing as the train passes right by the murals.

No. He shot himself when the soviet union conquered berlin, but his corpse disappeared and was never recovered.

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The Carmen Lucia ruby is located on the second floor of the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. It is one of the largest rubies in the world being 23.1 carats. It was donated to the museum by business man Peter Buck in memory of his beloved wife Carmen Lucia.

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In St. Petersburg, Florida. Here is the website...

www.salvadordalimuseum.org

And in Figueres, north of Barcelona, Spain.

And in Paris.

In the late 12th century,the Louvre was built and on the 10th August 1793 the Louvre became an art museum!!!!!!!!!

A wild guess would be French.

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Well, museums have importance for people who enjoy history, or who are very interested in one particular subject. There are Art museums, Railroad museums, dollhouse museums, and museums devoted to history, or the history of a certain area. There are many, many other types as well.

For people who love paintings by very popular artists, but are too poor to buy a painting, Art museums are probably the only chance they will have to see an original... Picasso, for example. There are also museums at the sites where historical people lived, so you can learn more about their lives. There are military museums where you can learn the history of weapons and warfare... or uniform styles. :)

Museums are a popular tourist activity. When you go to a new state or a new country, seeing some of the history pictured or described at a museum is interesting and even fun. I have been to visit a couple of large dams, and seeing the historical information about how the dams were built was fascinating to me.

That said, obviously all museums aren't going to appeal to all people. There are as many types of museums as there are interests, and so... if you like cars, you could go to a car museum. :) If you like sports, you could go to a sports museum (could be called a hall of fame). If you like books, you could go to the library... or, er... many museums display old books and documents. :)

See the related link below to see the website of some of the Smithsonian Museums, if you are interested.

I don't know the percentages, but art is a part of everyone's culture, whether they're from India, England, America, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Russia, Germany....etc... Art is important to everyone, I am an American so the media plays a huge part in our art culture. From photos to orginal, fine art, to digital media, any culture should say that art is important. Painting, sculpting, drawing, digital art...it's all a part of human characteristics to enjoy and say that art is important. The amount of people that visit galleries is uncertain to me also, but I know that in places that have them, they are visited mostly for education, whether it's a field trip for a school or an individual studying art.

The National Archaeology Museum in Naples, Italy

Many museums and galleries are closed on Mondays (or "Lunes" in Spanish) in Madrid. Often, Mondays are not busy days, so many museums close on this day to clean, rotate exhibits, make changes, etc.

The Mining Museum is located in the top right corner of Oreburgh City.

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The Rosetta Stone was discovered by the armies of Napoleon in the town of el-Rashid(Rosetta) in 1799. The stone was made part of the Treaty of Alexandria in 1801, and so came into the possession of the English. While the exact manner of this transfer is the subject of some debate, it is known that Colonel Tomkyns Hilgrove Turner brought the stone to England aboard a captured French frigate. The frigate, and the stone, arrived in Portsmouth in February 1802. Turners orders were to present the stone, and other antiquities, to King George III, who, represented by War Secretary Lord Hobard, ordered that the stone should be placed in the British Museum. Turner argued that the stone should first be presented to the Society of Antiquaries of London. Before the end of 1802, it had, however, been moved to the BM, where it remains to this day.

* Historiches Museum in Bern, Switzerland has established a permanent display of his life and works in its Einstein Museum. Einstein became a Swiss citizen in 1901 and an American citizen in 1940. (see related questions)

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You have to win the Pokemon contest by order. Starting with normal rank in Verdanturf Town then the super rank in Fallarbor Town and then hyper rank in Slateport City then finally master rank in Lilycove City. You have to enter one of your Pokemon in the cool contest, beauty contest, cute contest, smart contest or tough. after you win you will receive ribbens for the category you won. after wining master rank A painter will then paint your Pokemon and put it on display in the museum. For example i enterd my azumarill in the tough contest only in normal ,super, hyper and master ranks and i won then the painter that hangs around the berry maker next to the wall on the right in the master rank in lilycove told me my Pokemon picture was going to be on display in the museum.

I would think not. He was the only figure in the movie that could understand every figure in the museum

Getting portraits is linked to winning contests. In each of the contest halls, there is an artist who draws a sketch of the Pokemon that won the contest. When you win the Master level, he may draw a more detailed picture of your Pokemon. The artist doesn't always draw a more detailed picture of that Pokemon. So when you enter the master contest you must make sure that there is a heart above the artist's head.

If the artist does draw a more detailed picture, he will ask you if he should take it to the art museum. Tell him yes. If you go to the upper floor of the museum, you will see his painting of your winning Pokemon.

Notice that the more paintings you show in the museum, the more people come to see them. If you fill the art gallery completely, someone will give you a Glass Sculpture for your Secret Base. He will also give your Pokemon a ribbon for being "super-sketched"

So that future generations know how jazz was created and how it affected the United States of America.