A.W. Franks : nineteenth-century collecting and the British Museum

Abstract

Connoisseurs, collectors and curators in the Victorian age, Arthur MacGregor the context of an expanding museum, John Mack Augustus Wollaston Franks - the cuckoo in the nest, Marjorie Caygill a curator's curator - A.W.Franks and the Stone Age collections, Jill Cook later prehistory and Roman Britain - the formation of the national collections, T.W.Potter A.W.Franks and ethnography, Jonathon King Anglo-Saxon antiquity, Leslie Webster Sir Augustus Wollaston Franks and the medieval collections, John Cherry European pottery and porcelain, Aileen Dawson Oriental pottery and porcelain, Jessica Harrison Hall A.W.Franks and the Oxus treasure, John Curtis sculpture from India, Michael D. Willis Japanese antiquities, Lawrence Smith Islamism, not an easy matter, Rachel Ward scientific instruments, R.G.W.Anderson the legacy of Edward Hawkins - Franks as numismatist, Luke Syson Franks as a bookplate collector, Brian North Lee.

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