Collecting Across Cultures

Daniela Bleichmar · Peter C. Mancall

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Authored by historians, art historians, and historians of science working in the United States, Europe, and South America, each of the fourteen essays in Collecting Across Cultures explores a specific aspect of the history of collecting, collections, or collectors in the early modern period.

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