Collecting and Provenance: A multidisciplinary approach

Jeremy Coote

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According to its editors, Collecting and Provenance: A multidisciplinary approach has its origins in an invitation from the publishers Rowman & Littlefield to the Smithsonian Provenance Research Initiative (spri) at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, dc, ‘to produce a book on the topic of international, indisciplinary advances and perspectives on provenance research and the history of collecting, to serve the museum field and interest a general audience’. Rather than putting together a reader comprising key texts from the existing literature, Jane C. Milosch and Nick Pearce have solicited twenty-eight original chapters from a total of forty-one authors working in institutions in the USA and Europe. Given Milosch’s former role as director of the apparently...

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