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Seminar: Collecting and Display (Autumn Programme Online)
SEMINAR COLLECTING AND DISPLAY AUTUMN PROGRAMME ONLINE The seminar, organised by Susan Bracken, Andrea Galdy and Adriana Turpin, was established… READ MORE
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CFP: Photography, Women, and Global Encounters in the 20th Century (15 November 2020)
Deadline: Nov 15, 2020 A Foreign Eye: Photography, Women, and Global Encounters in the Twentieth Century Publication coedited by Jordan… READ MORE
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CFP: Maintaining the Presence of the Prince (Versailles, 15-17 Sep 21)
Versailles, September 15 – 17, 2021 Deadline: Nov 23, 2020 Whereas the design and construction of court architecture and royal sites has… READ MORE
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Reminder: OCS Online lecture 29 September 2020
The Oriental Ceramic Society Online Lectures 2020 A series of six informal lunchtime lectures 15 and 28 July, 11 and… READ MORE
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Seminar Collection: The merchant Alexis Delahante and the dispersion of master paintings
Seminar Collection The merchant Alexis Delahante (1767-1837) and the dispersion of master paintings between Paris, London and Berlin Tuesday, 06… READ MORE
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CFP: Du prive au public / From private to public (Grenoble, 12 March 21)
From private to public Issues and strategies in the presentation of private collections of modern and contemporary art in public… READ MORE
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SHC Autumn Series on Independent museums in the UK (Session 2)
A presentation by Chris Stephens, director, The Holburne Museum, Bath Thursday, 8 October 2020 at 6.30 pm (BST) Online Organised… READ MORE
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Patrons, Intermediaries and Venetian Artists in Vienna (24-26 September 2020)
Patrons, Intermediaries and Venetian Artists in Vienna (24-26 Sep 20) Online (ICCHS – International Center for Comparative Historical Studies, Faculty… READ MORE
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CONF: Props – Staging Objects on the ‘Stage of Art’ (Frankfurt a. M., 9-10 Oct 20)
CONF: Props – Staging Objects on the ‘Stage of Art’ (Frankfurt a. M., 9-10 Oct 20) See the programme here.… READ MORE
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