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The Innocence of Objects | Orhan Pamuk

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Presents a catalog of the items on display at Istanbul's Museum of Innocence, an establishment that houses ordinary objects drawn from Pamuk's 2008 novel bearing the same name.

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BarbaraBB

The Innocence of Objects | Orhan Pamuk

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A must-do for all bookish people when visiting Istanbul: The Museum of Innocence. Based on the novel by Orhan Pamuk, this museum visualises the story in objects: one little glass box per chapter. Together they form an hommage to this beautiful city.

mklong That is so cool!! 7y

emilyhaldi 😍 sounds cool 7y

Simona Ooo, I didn‘t know about the museum! 7y

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BarbaraBB @Simona It is perfect, you would love it too! 7y

Simona Looks like pure perfection❣️ ...and I just realized that I stacked the book/catalog as ‘have read‘, that obviously, I didn‘t read it😳🤗 7y

Lidia I'd love to visit there!❤️ 7y

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The Innocence of Objects | Orhan Pamuk

The Museum of Innocence is the best book I can think of about #obsession . Kemal collects objects to remember his love Fusun. Orhan Pamuk conceived of it as both a novel and a museum; this is the museum catalogue, a beautiful book of creativity and idiosyncratic collecting. (Here for example, some of the 4,213 cigarette butts). I long to visit Istanbul to see it! ❤️ #JuneTunz

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Cinfhen Sounds amazing 7y

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