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James Loeb, Collector and Connoisseur

Proceedings of the Second James Loeb Biennial Conference, Munich and Murnau 6–8 June 2019

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$30.00 • £26.95 • €27.95

ISBN 9780674278783

Publication Date: 02/21/2023

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336 pages

6-1/8 x 9-1/4 inches

35 photos, 63 color photos, 1 color illus.

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  • List of Figures
  • Notes on Contributors
  • Preface [Jeffrey Henderson and Richard Thomas]
  • I. Historical Origins: Collecting Antiquities since Antiquity
    • Collecting the Past: Collections of Antiquities in the Ancient World [Adrian Stähli]
    • Between Public and Private: Antiquities Collections in Early Modern Rome [Carole Paul]
  • II. James Loeb’s Collection: Key Areas, Particularities, and Highlights
    • James Loeb’s Egyptian Antiquities [Roberto A. Díaz Hernández]
    • Up Close to the People of the Ancient World: James Loeb and His Terracottas [Florian Knauss]
  • III. Collecting, Connoisseurship, and the Academic Community
    • Private Collections of Antiquities in England and France around 1900 [Dietrich Boschung]
    • Charles Eliot Norton and His Disciples: Building Harvard’s Ancient Art Collection [Amy Brauer and Susanne Ebbinghaus]
    • James Loeb and “The French Savant”: Unpublished Letters to Salomon Reinach [Mirte Liebregts]
    • Passion and Innovation, Prestige and Tradition: Private Antiquities Collections in Munich around 1900 [Astrid Fendt]
  • IV. Appendix: Selected Bronzes, Terracottas, and Jewelry from the Collection of James Loeb

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