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Twenty-one press citations, each with its publication, byline, date and a link to the article. Everything here has been checked against the live page or an archive.
The museum has claimed coverage in The New York Times for years without linking it. The article is real: Victoria Gomelsky, with photographs by Poras Chaudhary, 11 September 2018.
The New York Times · 11 September 2018
Victoria Gomelsky · Photographs by Poras Chaudhary
“But they weren't prepared for the hoard they discovered: about 2,500 objects ranging from 100 to 3,000 years old, from Mughal-era miniature paintings to maharajah-worthy jewels, that rivaled the holdings of many established cultural institutions.”
Fused Magazine · 25 February 2025
PRWeb · 25 February 2025
Harper's Bazaar India · 25 November 2024
Richa Goyal Sikri
LuxuryFacts · 20 May 2024
Neha Kirpal
“It was during a serendipitous encounter with Paul at MET in 2010 that our vision began to take shape. Through numerous discussions, we arrived at a design concept inspired by the majestic forts of Rajasthan.”
Business Standard · February 2019
Anjuli Bhargava
“Gyan Museum is housed on a single floor and was built over four years by Parisian architect Paul Mathieu.”
South China Morning Post · 26 October 2018
Amrit Dhillon
“The Gyan Museum, in Jaipur… is perhaps the first private museum (as distinct from an art gallery) in India.”
The Sydney Morning Herald · Traveller · 23 August 2018
Anthony Dennis
Vogue India · 5 April 2018
Aparna Pednekar
Expat Life in Thailand · December 2017
Mei Chen Ledoit
Print edition
Katerina Perez · 30 November 2017
Katerina Perez
“What I found most interesting was the fact that everything on display in the museum reflected the feelings of just one person, a true aesthete with an unbelievably well-developed taste.”
Robb Report · 15 November 2017
Victoria Gomelsky
Verve · 8 August 2017
Huzan Tata
The live page is empty; the text survives only in a web archive
Paul Writer · 17 November 2016
Architectural Digest India · 24 February 2016
Leena Desai
“Mathieu designed a Zen-like museum space that is not only ideal for appreciating the treasures on display, but also the man who lovingly collected them.”
These mastheads appear on the museum’s own press page. We have checked each one against the publication’s live archive and every capture in the Wayback Machine and could not find the article. They are listed here without a headline or a quotation, because a masthead is not a citation until there is something to cite. We have asked the museum for the tearsheets.
The museum’s existing press page publishes forty-five image scans, no headings and no alt text, which makes a decade of coverage invisible to search engines and to assistants. Here every citation is text. No publication has licensed its logo to us, so mastheads are set as type.
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