
This is William Blake's (1757 -1827) The Tyger. The last stanza reads:
This blog is about museums today and the issue of digitizing the collections. Although this is clearly a way to preserve the collections and make them available to a world wide audience, will visitor attendace decline and will visitors be disappointed when they find the specific piece they came to see is not on exhibit but is only available in the museum's digital database?
This blog is about museums today and the issue of digitizing the collections. Although this is clearly a way to preserve the collections and make them available to a world wide audience, will visitor attendace decline and will visitors be disappointed when they find the specific piece they came to see is not on exhibit but is only available in the museum's digital database?