Editorial — New York Daily News: The American Museum of Natural History's unceremonious removal of its Theodore Roosevelt statue | Editorials
This editorial appeared in the New York Daily News on Jan. 21:
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Other View: Teddy Roosevelt's banishment to the Badlands was an act of cowardice
The American Museum of Natural History, a wonderful institution founded in pursuit of science and truth, has been fulfilling a lifesaving mission for the past nine months, administering COVID-19 vaccines seven days a week. Under the great blue whale, more than 85,000 shots have been given to New Yorkers (including us). President Ellen Futter and Board of Trustees Chairman Lewis Bernard should be proud on behalf of the entire museum.
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Teddy Roosevelt statue removed in NYC
A statue of Teddy Roosevelt has been removed from the front of the Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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'Problematic' Roosevelt statue at American Museum of Natural History finds new home
A "problematic" statue of Theodore Roosevelt outside the American Museum of Natural History in New York City has found a new home.
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In Pictures: See a Starfish Brooch by Salvador Dalí and Other Glittering Works From the Museum of Natural History's Surreal Jewelry Show
Salvador Dalí, Étoile de Mer Brooch. The artist added surrealist details to all of his fine jewelry creations. For instance, this starfish has branches inexplicably sprouting from the body and includes two butterfly pins that were conceived as part of the design. Photo by Jake Armour, Armour Photography. Among the many upgrades to the formerly dated space, last renovated in 1976, is a new exhibition gallery that will host special exhibitions. The inaugural show, “Beautiful Creatures: Jewelry Inspired by the Animal Kingdom,” is curated by the jewelry historian Marion Fasel and features...
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