Museums

Museums wall murals and history

As already alluded to, the glimpses into the past are just one of the advantages of museums. The same goes for museums wall murals, where you will learn a little bit of history as to where these buildings really came from. Did you know, for instance, that first museums on Earth are over 6,000 years old? It is theorized that the first museum was the Ashurbanipal Library which housed clay tablets with stories and information that were written thousands of years ago. However, if you are picturing the same as the museums wall murals we have, we have to go back to the 1500s. This was the time that these buildings really became a space where you could explore objects and artifacts collected by curators. Although the early museums were built by private collectors who wanted to share their collections with the public, they quickly gained popularity and museums were made more accessible to people. Nowadays, museums are much more interactive rather than contemplative, with all the developments of technology. Nonetheless, as you can see in museums wall murals, they have not lost their charm of old and the allure of knowledge. Connect with the past and embrace the future with museums wall murals by Photowall.

Different types

Just like many kinds of buildings, museums also have different variations, each with their individual charm and character. The most common types of museums are archaeology museums, art museums, encyclopedic museums, historic house museums, history museums, living history museums, maritime museums, military and war museums, mobile museums, natural history museums, open-air museums, pop-up museums and science museums. It can be fun to find out to which category each of our museums wall murals belong to. The museums wall mural titled "Glasgow Riverside Museum", for example, does not belong to any of these because it is classified as a transport museum since it houses over 3,000 objects ranging from skateboards to locomotives. The item named "Natural History Museum" on the other hand is quite obvious, displaying a building that displays objects from nature like stuffed animals or pressed plants. Whichever way you want to, museums wall murals will delight your family and friends. They also make for great gifts, especially for the young ones to inspire them to learn more.

Prominence in museums wall murals

A heavily represented museum in Photowall's museums wall murals is the famous Bode Museum. This tremendous building is more than just easy on the eyes, it also is the home to some of the most comprehensive collections of Byzantine art, as well as vast collections of coinage from the world’s ancient civilizations. As you can see in museums wall murals, it also can boast of a picturesque location on the north side of the so-called Museum Island of Germany's capital. Equip your interiors with something like "Bode Museum", where you can see the museums majestic-looking dome and its neo-baroque beauty. "The Bode Museum in Berlin" is another magnificent museums wall mural of this particularity, a tremendous image that can motivate you to visit this place someday, or perhaps as a reminder of wonderful time spent there already.