The Book on the Floor: André Malraux and the Imaginary Museum
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The Book on the Floor: André Malraux and the Imaginary Museum

by Walter Grasskamp

Cultural Studies art history museum studies
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Walter Grasskamp examines André Malraux’s concept of the imaginary museum, exploring the relationship between artworks, images, books, and systems of presentation. This focused study will interest readers of art history, museum studies, cultural history, and Malraux’s ideas about how art is encountered and organized.

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Walter Grasskamp’s The Book on the Floor focuses on André Malraux and the idea of the imaginary museum.

The book considers how artworks may be brought together through images, books, and other forms of presentation.

It offers a focused contribution to discussions of art, museums, and the ways cultural objects are organized and experienced.

Readers interested in André Malraux, art history, and museum studies will find a study centered on the relationship between art and its forms of display.

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