The Darmstadt Museum | Nature

THROUGHOUT the civilised world attention is being concentrated on the improvements in the mode of arranging specimens in the exhibition galleries of natural history museums; so that they

should be both attractive and instructive to the general public, and at the same time useful to the student. Nowhere does this advance seem more marked than at Darmstadt, where the Director,

Dr. G. von Koch, has just published an interesting and well illustrated progress report (“Die Aufstellung der Tiere im neuen Museum zu Darmstadt,” Leipsic, 1899.)

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