1955 January 5 - 1955 February 8
Summary
The Camera at the Museum featured almost one hundred photographs from the Museum's Photographic Division chosen from more than 200,000 negatives in the Division's files.
The photographs featured a range of subjects, from specimens in exhibition halls and behind-the-scenes Museum activities, including (1, p. 1-2; 2):
*Artists and craftsmen preparing habitat groups
*Museum research laboratories
*Reconstruction of a giant moa
*Model of a masked dancer from New Guinea
*Blown-glass model of a microscopic marine organism
*Ant colony in the Animal Behavior laboratory
*Studies of baby ostriches, penguins, and hagfish
*Museum preparators cleaning an elephant skin
*Model of a common housefly
*Glasswing butterfly from South America
This is a condensed summary of the exhibition. For additional information, see Sources and/or Related Resources.
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