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Re: OXFORD MUSEUM
darren.naish@port.ac.uk wrote:
> I spent yesterday at Oxford University's Natural History Museum:
> ------SNIP-----
> _There are lifesize high-detail
> models of _Acanthostega_, _Compsognathus_ and _Archaeopteryx_ -
> I forget the name of the artist but his work is well known and much
> publicised (he is best known for his Palaeozoic fish).
I believe that this is the work of Bruce J. Mohn. See
<www.dinoart.com/pages/update.html> for a glimpse of his _Archaeopteryx
longipes_ reconstructions. Amazing.
> The museum isn't full of the computerized interactive nonsense that
> most places now spend their money on: it is instead full of dead things,
> which is the way museums should be.
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