Museums

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The first Roy Rogers Museum was in Apple Valley, California. He moved it to Victorville, California where it stayed until his death. His son Roy Rogers, Jr. (Dusty) moved the museum to Branson, Missouri.

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The Louvre, the musée d'Orsay (specialized into impressionism), the musée Carnavalet (everything about the history of Paris at the time of the French revolution), the musée Branly (primal arts), the centre Georges Pompidou (the 'inside-out' building, hosting modern art),...

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There isn't a single most famous but of the well known Musee du Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Musee Ingres..

The Smithsonian Institution "Castle" building is located at 1000 Jefferson Drive SW in Washington, DC.

With more than two million pieces in the collection, 2,200 of which are European paintings, it is difficult to say. A small sampling: 37 paintings by Monet, 21 oils by Cézanne, five paintings by Vermeer, Van Gogh's 'Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat' and paintings by Botticelli, El Greco and Raphael.

I've written a blog post (linked below) about which famous paintings at the Met are most often cited by 40 art historians and art history writers. While I wouldn't venture to declare these are THE most famous paintings there, this is a list of leading art paintings you'll want to be certain to see!

Enjoy your visit.

Is now called the Canadian Museum of History.

It is located in Quebec it is well worth the visit should you be in the Ottawa area.

Yes. Photos and videotapes for personal use may be taken inside the Museum, except in the Omnimax Theater and in certain special exhibits or presentations. Due to safety concerns, tripods are not allowed. Photos, videotapes or audiotapes for any other use require advance notice and the express prior written permission of the Museum's Public Relations Department.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art ("The Met") is located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, on Fifth Avenue from East 80th to East 84th Street.

It is part of the "Museum Mile," which is a stretch of Fifth Avenue, about one mile long, that has 8 museums. See the Related Question below.

The art in the museums around the world is often very old and can not be replaced. It is said that if pictures were allowed, then the flash from the millions of cameras would harm the art and cause damage that can't be corrected. Of course, who knows the veracity of this statement, and also whether or not that could be solved merely by not allowing flash.

The Jonas Brothers make a cameo apperance in Night of the Museum 2 by playing the 3 cherubs

The abbreviation would be MMoA, but I have never seen this abbreviation used. The museum is typically called "The Met" for short.

Harry travels to a variety of places in the book series, including:

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The Dursleys

A cottage on a rock

Hogwarts

Hogsmeade

The Weasley's house

A graveyard in Little Hangleton

London - #4 Grimmauld Place

The Ministry of Magic

The Cave where the locket is

the Quidditch World Cup

The 3 Broomsticks; Diagon Alley

the orphanage of Tom Riddle Jr.

the Forest of Dean

Little Whinging

Godric's Hollow

Mould-on-the-Would and other minor wizarding communities

Xeno Lovegood's house

Romania

English countryside

(and more)

As of right now, it has not been determined as to where the tour will next stop. However, according to a press release made on December 11th, 2008, "After its [the Exhibitions] run at the Museum of Science and Industry, the exhibition will be displayed in other major cultural and entertainment venues, museums and institutions in the U.S. and internationally." (This press release can be found on the website for the exhibition, www.harrypotterexhibition.com.)

Keep checking the above website for the latest news as to where it will next be traveling.

There is no set admission price. Rather, there is a "Suggested Donation" (or "Recommended Donation") of $25 for adults, $17 for seniors, and $12 for students. Children under 12 are admitted free.

The "Suggested" or "Recommended" part means you can pay whatever you want to pay. You can donate one penny, one dollar, five dollars, one hundred dollars, etc. Each person can donate however much they choose. It's a non-profit organization, but every cent is appreciated.

Answer 2: That is not the answer to this question. She was the first Afro-American woman artist to have a retrospective. The Art Institute of Chicago had a Georgia O'Keeffe retrospective in 1943.

The museum is constructed of a complex steel frame with sinuous stone, glass and titanium orthogonal and organic volumes.

The titanium cladding used is half a millimeter thick, each piece is unique and has been designed with the aid of a state-of-the-art 3D design computer programme. The volumes are linked by glass curtain walls for light transparency.

In some of the more curvacious and irregular exhibition spaces within the museum the floor is constructed of cement with curved and twisted walls.

Before Gehry chose to use titanium sheathing, 29 different materials including stainless steel, copper and aluminum were considered for use.

Hope this has answered your question, if not given you a small indication of the materials used.

St Petersburg, Florida Answer 2: And in Figueras, Spain and in Paris, France.

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The purpose of the museum is to preserve, archive and display a historical collection of signs in their many types and forms.

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