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The  Germania  National  Museum  at  1Yuremberg,  the  Bavarian  National  Museum
at  Munich,  the  Grand  Ducal  State  Industrial  Hall  at  Karlsruhe,  the  Grand  Ducal
Museum  at  Darmstadt,  the  Roman-Germanic  Central  Museum  at  Mayence,  the
Wallraff-Richartz  Museum  at  Coloyne  (with  a  drawing-school),  t  e  .  usemns  a
Gotha  and  at  Stuttgart,  are  all,  either  wholly  or  in  part,  devoted  to  the  mterests
of  art-industry,  and  seek  to  advance  them  in  various  ways,  by  publications,
France,  similar  institution3  are  to  be  found  in  Paris,  Limoges,  Lyons,
Havre,  Amiens,  Toulouse,  and  probably  in  other  places.,
Regarding  the  Bussian  Museums,  seeunder  “Bussia.”
As  one  of  the  latest  creations  of  tliis  kind,  the  “Hungariyn  Industrial  Museum ­
  at  Pesth  ”  may  be  mentioned,  wkieh  was  opened  April  19,1874.
It  will  he  noticed  that  the  above  list  does  not  embrace  any  of  the  museums
devoted  only  to  fine-art  collections  proper.  The  Boyal  Gallery  at  Dresden,
the  National  Gallery  at  Berlin,  the  Pinakotheka  and  the  Glyptotheka  at  Munich ­
  the  several  galleries  at  Vienna,  the  City  Museum  at  Leipsic,  the  ga  eiy
bf  the  Strädel-Institute  at  Frankfort  on  the  Main,  the  gallenes  at  Brunswic,
Cassel,  and  other  places,  are  institutions  which  are  entirely  distmct  from  the
Industrial  Museums.  —  Transl.