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C.D.E. Fortnum and the Collecting and Study of Applied Arts and Sculpture in Victorian England

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C.D.E. Fortnum and the Collecting and Study of Applied Arts and Sculpture in Victorian England - Thomas, Ben (Editor), and Wilson, Timothy (Editor)
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C.D.E. Fortnum died in 1899, and his bequest to the Ashmolean established the Museum as a centre of international importance for the study of Renaissance bronzes, Italian Maiolica and finger rings. His papers are housed in the Ashmolean and were consulted by all the authors of these essays.

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C.D.E. Fortnum and the Collecting and Study of Applied Arts and Sculpture in Victorian England 2004, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

ISBN-13: 9781854441331

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