What was the primary reason Italian aristocrats in Milan turned their homes into museums?

Gusto and the Transformation of Museums

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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To compete with other aristocrats
To preserve Renaissance art
To showcase their wealth
Because Renaissance items were cheap and available
2.
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What era's objects were primarily collected by the Italian aristocrats?
Modern
Baroque
Renaissance
Medieval
3.
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How did the Italian aristocrats use the Renaissance objects they collected?
To donate to public museums
As decorative pieces only
To sell them at a higher price
For daily life purposes
4.
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Who was Gusto, as mentioned in the transcript?
A renowned museum curator
A classic painter in Paris
A famous Italian aristocrat
A wealthy art collector
5.
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What was Gusto's significant contribution to the concept of museums?
He wrote extensively about museum curation
He collected the most valuable Renaissance art
He built the largest museum in Paris
He transformed his studio and home into a museum
6.
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What was Gusto's plan for his studio and house after his death?
To sell them to the highest bidder
To convert them into a public museum
To leave them to his family
To donate them to the city of Paris
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Why did Gusto's transformation of his studio and home into a museum succeed?
He received government support
He planned it meticulously before his death
He had a famous family name
He had a large collection of rare art
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