national museum

It is to open next year as the national museum for contemporary art.

She was also the first woman to hold the position of director at two national museums.

The gift was the largest in the 151-year history of the national museum system.

Next on the agenda is a competition to design a national museum.

Since 1951, it houses the national museum of contemporary history.

Some of the most important monuments, such as the national museum, were under attack.

"So they approach the agency for support and after that will become the service provider to their national museum."

This apartment has been designated a national museum since 1989.

She was noted in the media as the first woman appointed to lead a British national museum.

Some question the wisdom of building a national museum that does not explore an American experience.

Some argue that the 1950 portrait should go to a national museum.

It has a national museum and a branch academy of science.

This was also his first exhibition at a national museum/gallery.

He was also contriving to do a great deal of work at the national museum.

The national museum "should have been the safest place," he said.

Mining was closed down in 1971 and the village sold to the government as a national museum.

So far, the culture minister's policies apply only to national museums.

It is considered the first national museum to celebrate all sports under one roof.

Located to the west of the current village, the site is now a Polish national museum.

Majdanek received the status of the national museum in 1965.

The National Museum may never figure out for sure who is telling the truth.

A new National Museum has been established in a building across the street from the old.

It could be said that they have abandoned whole areas of their responsibility to the national museums.

He remains one of those who imposed 20th century painting on French national museums.

Why was Great Britain the first country to create a national museum?