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museography /ˌmjuːzɪˈɒɡrəfi /noun Another term for museology.Our proposal for the reorganization of the museum is not a novelty in the museography of the ancient funeral monuments, it is successfully applied in France, Germany, Greece, Hungary etc....- These projects, associated with new technologies, give us the possibility to elaborate proposals concretes for a new museography related to the slow design.
- Aimed at the museum's staff, the formation - seminars, colloquium and study journeys - covers all the museology and museography fields.
Derivativesmuseographic adjective ...- His very ambition, in that context, implied a critique of the revolutionary museographic innovations of the first curators at the Louvre in the mid 1790s.
- Other literary sources, while providing information about musical matters, tend to be technical, antiquarian, or museographic rather than historical.
museographical adjective ...- From 1779, purchases and museographical projects demonstrate the imminence of its realisation.
- The mushrooming of museographical training programmes was not followed by specialised curatorial training.
- Restorations are now completed and we are working intensively on new museographical installations.
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