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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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;Outside: "You are standing outside the Dement Museum, a small yellow-stone building with stern gargoyles along its guttering." | ;Outside: "You are standing outside the Dement Museum, a small yellow-stone building with stern gargoyles along its guttering." | ||
;Inside: "You are inside the Dement | ;Inside: "You are inside the Dement Museum, its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters. The building has been completely ransacked, and has fallen into ruin. A thin layer of dust covers the debris." | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[File:Oscar-wilde-by-volkov.jpg|thumb|left|420px|Oscar de Ment: "My mind is all I have left to lose."]] | |||
Founded by avant-garde art-lover Oscar de Ment, the museum is sited in what was the founder's home. Once the darling of Malton society, de Ment filled his home with objets d'art and was known as much for his aestheticism as for his sparkling conversation. However, he later began to champion new movements in art, much to the horror of his former patrons. When he began collecting the works of the early Cubists, long before they were celebrated, his former friends deserted him and declared the new forms of art 'demented' - a word which subsequently entered the English language. | |||
De Ment died in his early 40s, a broken man in mind and body, if not in spirit. Although the misspelling of his name lives on as a final insult, his love of Cubism has since been vindicated and he is now recognised as one of the great wits and connoisseurs of his time. | |||
==Barricade Policy== | ==Barricade Policy== | ||
To be Extremely Heavily Barricaded at all times as part of the [[Wykewood Barricade Plan]]. Entry through [[St. Egbert's Church]] which is to be kept at VSB. | {{EHB}}To be Extremely Heavily Barricaded at all times as part of the [[Wykewood Barricade Plan]]. Entry through [[St. Egbert's Church]] which is to be kept at VSB. | ||
The Museum is next to an active revive point [[Cemetery 17,75]] which can attract large numbers of zombies. | |||
==Current Events== | |||
'''September 11th, 2010''' - Doors wide open, ransacked. Numerous zombies in the area. | |||
'''September 10th, 2010:''' - Currently lightly barricaded. Two zeds inside and two survivors. | |||
'''September 7th, 2010:''' - Currently being kept at VSB++ | |||
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[[Category:Museums|Dement Museum, The]] | [[Category:Museums|Dement Museum, The]] | ||
[[Category:Wykewood|Dement Museum, The]] | [[Category:Wykewood|Dement Museum, The]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:39, 10 October 2024
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The Dement Museum EHB |
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Wykewood [16,76]
Basic Info:
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Center Of Learning |
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Description
The Dement Museum (16, 76) is a Cubist Sculpture Museum. It is located in the suburb of Wykewood
- Outside
- "You are standing outside the Dement Museum, a small yellow-stone building with stern gargoyles along its guttering."
- Inside
- "You are inside the Dement Museum, its collection of cubist sculpture ransacked by looters. The building has been completely ransacked, and has fallen into ruin. A thin layer of dust covers the debris."
History
Founded by avant-garde art-lover Oscar de Ment, the museum is sited in what was the founder's home. Once the darling of Malton society, de Ment filled his home with objets d'art and was known as much for his aestheticism as for his sparkling conversation. However, he later began to champion new movements in art, much to the horror of his former patrons. When he began collecting the works of the early Cubists, long before they were celebrated, his former friends deserted him and declared the new forms of art 'demented' - a word which subsequently entered the English language.
De Ment died in his early 40s, a broken man in mind and body, if not in spirit. Although the misspelling of his name lives on as a final insult, his love of Cubism has since been vindicated and he is now recognised as one of the great wits and connoisseurs of his time.
Barricade Policy
To be Extremely Heavily Barricaded at all times as part of the Wykewood Barricade Plan. Entry through St. Egbert's Church which is to be kept at VSB.
The Museum is next to an active revive point Cemetery 17,75 which can attract large numbers of zombies.
Current Events
September 11th, 2010 - Doors wide open, ransacked. Numerous zombies in the area.
September 10th, 2010: - Currently lightly barricaded. Two zeds inside and two survivors.
September 7th, 2010: - Currently being kept at VSB++
