Parallel Collections of Weapons and Antiquities

During the late nineteenth century, the Ottoman museum developed out of the collections in the House of Weapons, renamed the Military Storehouse (Harbiye Anbar1) in 1839. Thus the collections remained on the grounds of the Topkap1 Palace; all but one would remain there until the end of the empire. T...

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Vydané v:	Possessors and Possessed s. 45
Hlavný autor:	Shaw, Wendy
Médium:	Kapitola
Jazyk:	English
Vydavateľské údaje:	United States University of California Press 13.05.2003
Vydanie:	1
Predmet:	Ancient Greece Anthropology Applied anthropology Applied sciences Archaeology Area / regional studies Art museums Asian history Asian studies Behavioral sciences Biblical archaeology Business Business administration Classical antiquity Collection acquisitions Collection management Corporate communications Cultural anthropology Cultural institutions Entertainment Ethnography Ethnology European history European studies Exhibitions External corporate communications Information science Leisure studies Library management Library science Mannequins Marketing Merchandising Museum exhibits Museums Museums & museology Ottoman Empire Product displays Recreation Social sciences Technology Weapons Western Asian history
ISBN:	0520233352, 9780520233355
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Shrnutí:	During the late nineteenth century, the Ottoman museum developed out of the collections in the House of Weapons, renamed the Military Storehouse (Harbiye Anbar1) in 1839. Thus the collections remained on the grounds of the Topkap1 Palace; all but one would remain there until the end of the empire. This location played an important role in emphasizing the imperial nature of the collections, their relation to the state, and their potential audiences. The importance of the museum’s location came not so much from the immediacy of the royal family but from its proximity to the empire’s administrative offices. In 1853
ISBN:	0520233352 9780520233355