Difference between revisions of "Boijmans Findings"
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Latest revision as of 22:36, 7 September 2015
-An interesting architectural detail.
-The most curious object form from the(per-industrial) applied arts and design collection.
-The most curious form from the applied arts and design collection.
-The most curious material or texture from the applied arts and design collection.
-The most representative object/work of your 'craft'/'way of making' from any collection.
-The most moving object/work of any exhibited collection.
-A moving work that is not exhibited but part of the collection.
-A special find from the Boijmans library.
- Pictures of Chosen Objects
