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Bloomsbury Visual Arts:
Art Markets, Museums and Collecting Collection

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Online-Service mit Zugang zu einer Sammlung von rund 55 Titeln der Bloomsbury-Imprints I.B. Tauris, Bloomsbury Visual Arts und Bloomsbury Academic sowie der Verlage Routledge, Berg Publishers und Amsterdam University Press zu den Bereichen Kunstmarktstudien, Museologie und Sammlungsgeschichte. Enthalten sind Monografien und Sammelbände, u.a. Titel aus Bloomsburys wegweisender Forschungsreihe „Contextualizing Art Markets“ , deren Inhalte die Entwicklung des modernen westlichen Kunstmarkts ab etwa der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts bis hin zu aktuellen Trends abdecken.

Bloomsbury Visual Arts

Bloomsbury Visual Arts: Art Markets, Museums and Collecting Collection

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Art Markets, Museums and Collecting offers cornerstone historical insight and study into the emerging field of art markets studies and the contemporary art market. Comprising books from Bloomsbury’s ground-breaking ‘Contextualizing Art Markets’ research series, as well as from Taylor & Francis and Amsterdam University Press, this wide-ranging and diverse collection examines art and commerce, provenance, art collecting, and curation. It explores vital topics in the field of art market studies such as art dealers, heritage and museology, and tackles key issues including corporate patronage, cultural property, and the ethics of trading in and collecting global art.


Features

  • Offers global, diverse perspectives on a wide array of topics within the disciplines of art commerce, collection, and curation
  • Explores ground-breaking titles in this emerging field of study from Bloomsbury's innovative research series ‘Contextualizing Art Markets’, edited by Kathryn Brown
  • Other highlights include Women Art Dealers by Véronique Chagnon-Burke and Caterina Toschi, Museums, Refugees and Communities by Domenico Sergi, and Reframing Japonisme by Elizabeth Emery
  • Supports in-depth historical study and contains revealing insights into the contemporary market
    Cross-searchable with other content on the Bloomsbury Visual Arts digital hub

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