THE PIE CHART SHOW THE REASONS PEOPLE IN GREAT BRITIAN HAD FOR VISITING ART MUSEUMS IN THE YEARS 1990 and 2000

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of a variety of reasons

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people for visiting

art

museums in the UK between 1990 and 2000.

Overall

,

it is clear that

most visitors are keen on learning and gaining knowledge

while

only a few of them visit museums to buy

art

or other ideas. In the first place, 44% of individuals in 1990 went to galleries to study

art

whilst 24% just attended because it was on their schedules. The percentage of reasons for attending a special exhibit and spending their time with their intimates was the same, at 12%. The reason to buy

art

and others occupied 4% and 1% respectively. In the second place, The studying purpose increased by 1% in 2000

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besides

, followed by special exhibit attendees and people who came with their friends and family, were about 18% and 17%. Planning dropped by 15% and became the fourth place.

Moreover

, people who came to buy

art

shot to 5% in 2000 and surpassed other reasons which registered at 3%.