Ephemeral Spectacles, Exhibition Spaces and Museums: 1750-1918

Cover -- Table Of Contents -- Introduction: Staging The Temporary: The Fragile Character Of Space -- Camilla Murgia -- I: The Department Store -- 1. One Need Be Neither A Shopper Nor A Purchaser To Enjoy: Ephemeral Exhibitions At Tiffany & Co., 1870-1905 -- Amy Mchugh And Cristina Vignone -- 2. Enclosed Exhibitions: Claustrophobia, Balloons, And The Department Store In Zola's Au Bonheur Des Dames -- Kathryn A. Haklin -- Ii: Spectacles -- 3. Jardins-spectacles: Spaces And Traces Of Embodiment -- Susan Taylor-leduc 4. Parading The Temporary: Cosmoramas, Panoramas, And Spectacles In Early Nineteenth-century Paris -- Camilla Murgia -- 5. Portable Museums: Imaging And Staging The Northern Gothic Art Tour -- Ephemera And Alterity -- Juliet Simpson -- Iii: At The Intersection Of Literature And The Built Environment -- 6. The Elusiveness Of History And The Ephemerality Of Display In Nineteenth-century France And Belgium: At The Intersection Of The Built Environment And The Spatial Image In Literature -- Dominique Bauer 7. The Phantasmatic Chinatown In Helen Hunt Jackson's The Chinese Empire And Mark Twain's Roughing It -- Li-hsin Hsu -- Iv: The Museum And Alternative Exhibition Spaces -- 8. Show Meets Science: How Hagenbeck's Human Zoos Inspired Ethnographic Science And Its Museum Presentation -- Stefanie Jovanovic-kruspel -- 9. The Last Wunderkammer: Curiosities In Private Collections Between The Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries -- Emanuele Pellegrini -- 10. The Impact Of Alternative Exhibition Spaces On European Modern Art Before World War I -- Nirmalie Alexandra Mulloli -- Index Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.