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245 00 Museums and biographies :|bstories, objects, identities /
|cedited by Kate Hill.
264 1 Woodbridge, Suffolk ;|aRochester, NY :|bThe Boydell Press,
|c[2012]
264 4 |c©2012
300 1 online resource (x, 338 pages) :|billustrations,
portraits.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
490 1 Heritage matters ;|vv. 9
505 00 |gIndividual Biography and Museum History --|g1.|gA Show
of Generosity: Donations and the Intimacy of Display in
the ̀Cabinet des medailles et antiques' in Paris from 1830
to 1930 /|rFelicity Bodenstein --|g2.|gIntroducing Mr
Moderna Museet: Pontus Hulten and Sweden's Museum of
Modern Art /|rStuart Burch --|g3.|gSydney Paviere and the
Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston /|rLaura Gray --
|gProblematising Individuals' Biographies --|g4.|g̀His
Best Successor': Lady Eastlake and the National Gallery /
|rJulie Sheldon --|g5.|gWomen, Museums and the Problem of
Biography /|rAnne Whitelaw --|g6.|gA Curatocracy: Who and
What is a V & A Curator? /|rLinda Sandino --
|gInstitutional Biographies --|g7.|gSignificant Lives:
Telling Stories of Museum Architecture /|rSuzanne MacLeod
--|g8.|gSchinkel's Museums: Collecting and Displaying
Architecture in Berlin, 1844-1933 /|rWallis Miller --|g9.
|gPersonifying the Museum: Incorporation and Biography in
American Museum History /|rJeffrey Abt --|g10.|gMaking an
Exhibition of Ourselves /|rHelen Rees Leahy --|g11.
|gInstitutional Autobiography and the Architecture of the
Art Museum: Restoration and Remembering at the National
Gallery in the 1980s /|rChristopher Whitehead --|gObject
Biographies --|g12.|gClassifying China: Shifting
Interpretations of Buddhist Bronzes in Liverpool Museum,
1867-1997 /|rLouise Tythacott --|g13.|g̀Dressed like an
Amazon': The Transatlantic Trajectory of a Red Feather
Coat /|rMariana Francozo --|g14.|gIndividual, Collective
and Institutional Biographies: The Beasley Collection of
Pacific Artefacts /|rLucie Carreau --|g15.|gSculptural
Biographies in an Anthropological Collection: Mrs
Milward's Indian ̀Types' /|rMark J. Elliott --|gMuseums as
Biography --|g16.|gHouses and Things: Literary House
Museums as Collective Biography /|rAlison Booth --|g17.
|g̀Keepers of the Flame': Biography, Science and
Personality in the Museum /|rSophie Forgan --|g18.
|gNational History as Biography: Alexandre Lenoir's Museum
of French Monuments /|rAlexandra Stara --|gMuseums as
Autobiography --|g19.|gAutobiographical Museums /|rBelinda
Nemec --|g20.|gWho is History? The Use of Autobiographical
Accounts in History Museums /|rSteffi de Jong --|g21.
|gCommunity Biographies: Character, Rationale and
Significance /|rElizabeth Crooke.
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650 0 Museums.
650 0 Museums|xHistory.
650 0 Biography as a literary form.
700 1 Hill, Kate,|d1969-
830 0 Heritage matters series ;|vv. 9.
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