Het Teylers Museum verkeert in financiële nood Weeknummer, 77-17 - Open Beelden - 43160
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Cinema newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a certain week are presented. The Teylers Museum in Haarlem is in serious financial difficulties. The museum was founded in 1780 by Pieter Teyler, among other things to encourage the arts and sciences. The museum manages a large book collection, drawings by Michelangelo and a collection of fossils, minerals, crystals and ores. SHOTS: painting by Pieter Teyler; int. en ext. museum, with various museum pieces, including the 31-tone organ developed by Dutch professor Adriaan Fokker; attendant gives explanations about the electriering machine to young visitors.
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