Muséums

Muséums

Muséum

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Salle d'exposition du Muséum Provincial (1908) à Toronto (Ontario, Canada)
Mangattan Museum (2001) à Ishinomaki (Japon), consacré aux oeuvres de Shōtarō Ishinomori

Bibliographie

  • Cécile Colin-Fromont et Jean-Louis Lacroix, Muséums en rénovation : Les sciences de la Terre et l’anatomie comparée face aux publics, Les Éditions du Muséum, 2005 (ISBN 2-11-095829-4).

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