Author: The Society for the History of Collecting
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CFP: Collecting Medieval Sculptures, deadline 15 August 2017
Musée du Louvre, Paris, November 23 – 24, 2017 Deadline: Aug 15, 2017 Ards Study Day 2017 Collecting Medieval Sculpture Ards, M-Museum… READ MORE
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5 PhD scholarships available, deadline 10 August 2017
What: The interdisciplinary doctoral research group “Art, Culture and Markets –History of European Culture from the 18th Century to the Present”… READ MORE
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Collecting and Display Workshop, 7 July 2017, London
Collectors & Collections: Display & Taste in the Modern & Contemporary Period Roberto Coromina, Untitled, 2002, oil on paper, Courtesy Magnan Projects, New York Where:… READ MORE
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Book Review: Heinrich Graf von Brühl (1700-1763). Ein sächsischer Mäzen in Europa
Heinrich Graf von Brühl (1700-1763). Ein sächsischer Mäzen in Europa, Dresden, Sandstein Verlag, 2017, 547 pages Published by Ute Koch… READ MORE
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Book Review: Jeanette Hanisee Gabriel's Micromosaics
Micromosaics: Private Collections Jeanette Hanisee Gabriel Published by Brian McCarthy in the United States, 2016, US $125.00 ISBN 978 5136… READ MORE
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Conference Report: Private Collecting, Public Display
Private Collecting, Public Display: Art Markets and Museums was the 2-day inaugural conference hosted by the Research Centre for the Study… READ MORE
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CFP: New Horizons in French Porcelain, 1690-2000, 20-21 October 2017, The Wallace Collection, London
The French Porcelain Society is pleased to announce this year’s two-day symposium, entitled: ‘Saint-Cloud to Bernardaud: New Horizons in French… READ MORE
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PhD Studentship, Art Patronage and Court Influence, 1660-1714, University of Oxford and Tate
Application deadline: May 22, 2017 Tate has up to five fully funded AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) studentships to allocate… READ MORE
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Vacancy: Head of Collections and Exhibitions, Harewood House
Vacancy: Head of Collections and Exhibitions Department: Collections and Exhibitions Location: Harewood House Trust, Leeds Term: Permanent, 40 hours per… READ MORE
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