- the
first uses of
dioramas in a
museum was in Stockholm, Sweden,
where the
Biological Museum opened in 1893. It had
several dioramas, over
three floors...
- also
refer to:
Diorama (Silverchair album), 2002
Diorama (Kenshi
Yonezu album), 2012
Diorama (band), a
German electropop band
Diorama, Goiás, a town in...
-
Avenue and 57th Street, the
first of its kind," in 1948. In 1949, the
Diorama perfume was
released and by 1949, the New Look line
alone made a profit...
- The
Diorama is a
miniature world in
Efteling amu****t park in the Netherlands. The
highly detailed mountainous world, or
Diorama, was
designed by Anton...
-
Diorama is the
fourth studio album by
Australian alternative rock band Silverchair,
released on 31
March 2002 by Atlantic/Eleven. It won the 2002 ARIA...
- the
dioramas'
curved walls. In 1936,
William Durant Campbell, a
wealthy board member with a
desire to see Africa,
offered to fund
several dioramas if allowed...
-
created the Nuts****
Studies of
Unexplained Death,
twenty true
crime scene dioramas recreated in
minute detail at
dollhouse scale, used for
training homicide...
- The
Diorama, Regent's Park, London, was a
specialised theatre built in 1823 to show large,
dramatized tableaux paintings as entertainment.
Dioramas were...
-
Diorama is a
German electropop band. The name of the band is a
metaphor which represents their notion of
music as an
artistic form of expression. Diorama...
-
Unexplained Death are a
series of
twenty intricately designed dollhouse-style
dioramas created by
Frances Glessner Lee (1878–1962), a
pioneer in
forensic science...
