The Gardner Museum

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Students will click on the appropriate word to fill in the blanks in this essay about the Gardner Museum in Boston, MA.

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Kristine Vester

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Compléter The Gardner MuseumVersion en ligne Students will click on the appropriate word to fill in the blanks in this essay about the Gardner Museum in Boston, MA. par Kristine Vester 1 Gardner Museum - Britannica School The museum was the capstone of Isabella Stewart Gardner ? s decades of collecting from her travels with her husband , John ( " Jack " ) Gardner . The two toured extensively throughout , the Middle East , and Asia , amassing a of more than 2 , 500 objects spanning from antiquity to the 1920s . Many of the works , notably those by the Italian and Dutch masters , were acquired by the famed connoisseur Bernard Berenson . The Gardners planned to open a museum for their holdings , and , after her husband ? s death in 1898 , Isabella Stewart Gardner went ahead with the of Fenway Court , as the museum ? s original building was initially called , the following year . She took an active part in its design and construction . Once the building was completed in 1901 , Gardner spent a year carefully her collection amid the floors of intimate gallery spaces . Although many of the rooms focused on a particular school of painting , she combined different media from varying locales and periods hoping to invoke a love for art and not to teach its . The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ( commonly called the Museum ) was opened to the public in 1903 , and she hosted concerts and gatherings there throughout the early 20th century , including performances by the popular operatic singer Nellie Melba and the contemporary dancer Ruth St . Denis . Gardner continued to live in a private on the fourth floor until her death in 1924 . In accordance with Gardner ? s , the Gardner Museum was given to as a public institution with the provision that the collection be maintained precisely as she had arranged it ; nothing was to be , removed , or rearranged . The collection was altered , however , on March 18 , , by a major art that stripped the museum of valuable works , including those by Johannes Vermeer , Édouard Manet , and van Rijn . The theft , undertaken by two burglars dressed as Boston police , was examined in the documentary Stolen ( 2005 ) . The paintings were recovered , but most of their remain in their original places on the walls in the hope that the art will one day .

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The Gardner MuseumVersion en ligne

Students will click on the appropriate word to fill in the blanks in this essay about the Gardner Museum in Boston, MA.

Gardner Museum - Britannica School

The museum was the capstone of Isabella Stewart Gardner ? s decades of collecting from her travels with her husband , John ( " Jack " ) Gardner . The two toured extensively throughout , the Middle East , and Asia , amassing a of more than 2 , 500 objects spanning from antiquity to the 1920s . Many of the works , notably those by the Italian and Dutch masters , were acquired by the famed connoisseur Bernard Berenson . The Gardners planned to open a museum for their holdings , and , after her husband ? s death in 1898 , Isabella Stewart Gardner went ahead with the of Fenway Court , as the museum ? s original building was initially called , the following year . She took an active part in its design and construction . Once the building was completed in 1901 , Gardner spent a year carefully her collection amid the floors of intimate gallery spaces . Although many of the rooms focused on a particular school of painting , she combined different media from varying locales and periods hoping to invoke a love for art and not to teach its . The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ( commonly called the Museum ) was opened to the public in 1903 , and she hosted concerts and gatherings there throughout the early 20th century , including performances by the popular operatic singer Nellie Melba and the contemporary dancer Ruth St . Denis . Gardner continued to live in a private on the fourth floor until her death in 1924 .

In accordance with Gardner ? s , the Gardner Museum was given to as a public institution with the provision that the collection be maintained precisely as she had arranged it ; nothing was to be , removed , or rearranged . The collection was altered , however , on March 18 , , by a major art that stripped the museum of valuable works , including those by Johannes Vermeer , Édouard Manet , and van Rijn . The theft , undertaken by two burglars dressed as Boston police , was examined in the documentary Stolen ( 2005 ) . The paintings were recovered , but most of their remain in their original places on the walls in the hope that the art will one day .

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