What innovative retail strategy did The Barnes Foundation implement during its 2012 relocation that dramatically increased per-visitor spending?

The Barnes Foundation houses one of the world's greatest collections of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modern paintings. In 2012, it undertook a controversial but transformative relocation from Merion to downtown Philadelphia. This move included a complete reimagining of its museum store strategy. Test your knowledge about this significant case study in arts retail transformation that balanced scholarly integrity with commercial viability.

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They created limited-edition reproductions exclusively available during exhibition opening weeks
They integrated the museum store directly into the visitor path, requiring all visitors to exit through retail space
They launched a subscription box service featuring artist-inspired home goods and exclusive catalogs
They implemented dynamic pricing that offered higher discounts based on exhibition dwell time