[ml/nj]

Don't know why my photo didn't show, but I found that if I right clicked in the empty box and chose "view image," it came up in a separate window.

ML/NJ

[Vendome]

the collection was too vast for such a book

Hilarious

I have books from MOMA, Louvre, Hermitage, Prado, etc.

Very large buildings, not much to see...

[Reverend Wright]

The irony of that “book” collection, at the location of The decline of Empire, is that all of those “authors” promote and celebrate the cosmopolitan decadence and degeneracy that cause nations to crumble.

Andrew Jackson was supposed to be the unstated target of the Course of Empire paintings, but, Jackson actually was one of the most important Presidents for establishing American greatness.

[sauropod]

I’ve been there to do research once or twice.

They have a pretty good collection of manuscripts.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

That image file you uploaded is huge. I resized it to make it manageable. It's a wonder you even got it uploaded to your hosting site.

[RightGeek]

[ProtectOurFreedom]

On the bright side, all of them will be history real soon.

[JennysCool]

You really should send this to the New York Post, Rush, and others in the media who might be interested. I'm sure some donors to the museum would be interested, too.

[a fool in paradise]

Cultural Marxism was addressed in “Red Nightmare” and it was considered paranoia and a joke to think that churches and museums would become revisionist history centers to glorify The Communist Party.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgR4apcz_Ew

[libertylover]

I asked some old bookstore lady if they had (NYer) Trump's book. She fumbled through some unrelated books on a lower shelf and told me the must be out of them. (probably because they never ordered any in the first place!)

Years ago I went to the local Barnes and Nobel to buy one of Rush Limbaugh's books. I knew it was high on the best-seller list so I went to that part of the store but didn't find it. A male LGTBXYZABC type employee walked by and I ask him if they had the book. He threw his head back and said, "Tssssk, we have them over here. There's three head-high stacks of them! I have no idea why they ordered so many!" Another guy overheard and followed us over to the location of the three stacks. There were only 2 left; I took one and the follower took the other one.

[miss marmelstein]

It's a good museum generally despite not having a Trump book (he hasn't written one lately, has he?) and not all exhibits are for everyone. Which is why they are exhibits and not on permanent display. What did you see with the permanent collection?