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Cultured Nature and Naturalised Culture. The Veluwe from 1908 to the Present Day
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Cultured Nature and Naturalised Culture. The Veluwe from 1908 to the Present Day

(Pieter Leroy) The Low Countries - 2009, № 17, pp. 104-113

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The Dutch Kröller-Müller is one of the few museums in Europe to be so deeply embedded in a nature park, and the park is the only nature reserve in Europe with a heavily visited museum at its heart. Yet park and museum are inextricably bound together. The two institutions themselves also think so, as is clear from their mission statements and strategies, which are dominated by precisely that combination of nature and culture. And their visitors evidently think the same: all surveys and studies show that they too greatly appreciate the combination of nature and culture. Which does not mean, of course, that this combination is still self-evident today, 100 years on. .

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