I grew up visiting the American Museum of Natural History regularly ... These displays of taxidermied animals are often incredibly detailed. Look around the diorama, and you might see some small ...

The American Museum of Natural History has been sending research expeditions ... Theodore Roosevelt hunted animals on the museum’s behalf. Anagoria, Wikimedia Commons // CC BY 3.0 Only about ...

Don’t try to navigate the American Museum of Natural History without a game plan. It’s huge and one of New York’s most ...

Today, this history of hunting and killing animals rubs some ... For many museums, dioramas have become something to preserve. New York City’s AMNH began restoring its Bernard Family Hall ...

In 1976, he began photographing his Diorama series, capturing the animals (mostly taxidermied, though some are models) at the American Museum of Natural History. The series proved to be a ...

And animals in dioramas clearly can unsettle anyone ... of “Mad Men,” a girl visiting New York City’s American Museum of Natural History — filmed, in another twist on reality and ...

Museums sent out expeditions to collect rare animal specimens ... including the American Museum of Natural History in New York, says that taxidermists in that early era were often paid more ...

Animal dioramas—like the lion diorama in the American Museum of Natural History—have been good three-dimensional references for me. Your work is often derived from literature. Which books have ...

He constructed this diorama in the mid-1800s. It passed from museum to museum before the Carnegie acquired it in 1898 from the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The head of the ...

After moving to New York City in 1974, Sugimoto visited many of the city’s cultural attractions, including the American Museum of Natural History, famous for its lifelike animal habitat dioramas ...