Museum Artists Keep It Real

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No guesswork is allowed in museum art: scientists review everything from the color and texture of the tree bark to the facial expression of the animals in dioramas. Go behind the scenes at the American Museum of Natural History with artist Steve Quinn to see what is involved in creating an exhibition. Shot and produced by Erik Ortlip. Additional images courtesy of The American Museum of Natural History.. Viewed 3575 times.

Learn more: The Art of the Natural History Museum


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