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SPECIFICS OF FORMING THE EXPOSITION OF THE RUSSIAN AND EUROPEAN SKANSENS

Anna Borisovna Permilovskaya
Institute of North Ecological Problems of Ural Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences


Submitted: March 31, 2014
Abstract. The article deals with the specifics of forming the exposition of open-air museums taking into consideration the author’s experience on the formation of the museum of wooden architecture “Malye Korely” (1975-2002), scientific internships and conferences in the skansens of Russia and Western Europe. The architectural- ethnographic exposition of the museum represents national historical and cultural specifics, the traditional lifestyle of the ethnos. In the cultures of many states the open-air museum has a meaning of the symbol of the traditional culture of the country or region.
Key words and phrases:
музей под открытым небом
архитектурно-этнографическая экспозиция
скансен
open-air museum
architectural-ethnographic exposition
skansen
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