Atruria
19-12-2005, 06:16
Royal International Museum of Arts and Cultures
People of the World,
Following Atruria's revocation of former isolationist policies, The Empire has taken several large steps on the road to internationalism and becoming a fully-fledged and respectable member of the international community. As another step in the advancement of Atrurian internationalism, the Emperor himself has officially opened the Royal International Museum of Arts and Cultures, located in the royal capitol of Talonia. In addition to enhancing all visitors' knowledge of the world, RIMAC also is expected to promote understanding, goodwill, and healthy diplomatic relationships between nations. His Imperial Majesty, Charles Lothar, has started the museum off by donating his private collection of Atrurian paintings to the museum, as well as loaning the broadsword, known as Bloodsong, and the mace, Skullsplitter, two important heirlooms of the royal family.
Current Exhibits
- Atrurian Art Gallery: 12 Atrurian Paintings [Donated by HIM, Charles III of Atruria]
- Royal Ancient Weaponry: The Royal heirlooms, Bloodsong (broadsword) and Skullsplitter (Mace) [Donated by HIM, Charles III of Atruria]
Josef Anchialus
- Director, HIM Cultural Exchange Office,
- Curator, Royal International Museum of Arts and Cultures
Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs
People of the World,
Following Atruria's revocation of former isolationist policies, The Empire has taken several large steps on the road to internationalism and becoming a fully-fledged and respectable member of the international community. As another step in the advancement of Atrurian internationalism, the Emperor himself has officially opened the Royal International Museum of Arts and Cultures, located in the royal capitol of Talonia. In addition to enhancing all visitors' knowledge of the world, RIMAC also is expected to promote understanding, goodwill, and healthy diplomatic relationships between nations. His Imperial Majesty, Charles Lothar, has started the museum off by donating his private collection of Atrurian paintings to the museum, as well as loaning the broadsword, known as Bloodsong, and the mace, Skullsplitter, two important heirlooms of the royal family.
Current Exhibits
- Atrurian Art Gallery: 12 Atrurian Paintings [Donated by HIM, Charles III of Atruria]
- Royal Ancient Weaponry: The Royal heirlooms, Bloodsong (broadsword) and Skullsplitter (Mace) [Donated by HIM, Charles III of Atruria]
Josef Anchialus
- Director, HIM Cultural Exchange Office,
- Curator, Royal International Museum of Arts and Cultures
Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs