If you liked Bright prayers by National Museum (Singapore), start with Contemporary art in Singapore (1989), Transformation image (1987), and Treasures from the National Museum, Singapore (1987). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Contemporary art in Singapore
1989 · 1 pages · Singapore. Ministry of Information and the Arts, National Museum (Singapore), Hunterian Art Gallery (University of Glasgow) · Same author
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Transformation image
1987 · 43 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Treasures from the National Museum, Singapore
1987 · 254 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Singapore rediscovered
1983 · 42 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Festive expressions
1989 · 102 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Many in one
1991 · 1 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Ancestral ships
1987 · 47 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Dome in the City
2016 · 121 pages · Sharon Lim, Shihui Ong, Priscilla Chua, May Khuen Chung, Ngee Hui Goh, Vidya Murthy, Shan Chen, Angelita Teo, Daniel Tham, Soo Ei Yap, Stephanie Yeo, National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Kendis
1984 · 83 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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List of the birds, reptiles and amphibians in the Raffles Museum, Singapore
1912 · 19 pages · R. Hanitsch, National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Dioramas, a visual history of Singapore
1985 · 59 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
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Chinese teawares and utensils
1987 · 33 pages · National Museum (Singapore) · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Bright prayers?
BookOrb recommends Contemporary art in Singapore (1989), Transformation image (1987), Treasures from the National Museum, Singapore (1987), Singapore rediscovered (1983), and Festive expressions (1989).
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Who wrote Bright prayers?
Bright prayers is by National Museum (Singapore).