A research project investigating the history of the antiques trade in Britain in the 19th & 20th centuries
Thanks to some really amazing detective work by Laurence Worms, of Ash Rare Books, for unmasking the real ‘Clara Millard’ (see our entry on ‘Clara Millard’ in the blog post on the Antique Dealer project blog). It seems that Millard was in fact Georgetta Elizabeth Dance (1862-1926), the ‘most successful book-huntress in the world’ it’s quite a story, so do read Laurence’s blog post on ‘The Book Hunter on Safari’.…
Thanks too to Heidi Egginton for re-tweeting this in her Twitter feed too!
a working group dedicated to the display of art in the private interior, c. 1715-1914
An International Conference hosted by The Bowes Museum and The University of Leeds
A research project investigating the history of the antiques trade in Britain in the 19th & 20th centuries
'Museum Studies Now?' is an event which aims to discuss and debate museum and heritage studies education provision.
art writing * art works * art market
A research project investigating the history of the antiques trade in Britain in the 19th & 20th centuries
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