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 ====== Online provenance resources ======
+===== Online Exhibitions =====
+University of Barcelona, The Rare Book and Manuscript CRAI Library (2020)\\
+[[https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/biblioteques/Reserva/expo/index.php|La vida privada dels llibres del CRAI Biblioteca de Reserva]]\\
+in order to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the launching of the database see [[https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/posseidors/home_eng.htm|Former owners]].
+Bryn Mawr College Libraries, Private Lives of Old Books: Recovering Personal Histories from Early Books of Latin (Sept.-Dec. 2021)\\
+[[https://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_books/44/|"Private Lives of Old Books" (2021). Books, pamphlets, catalogues, and scrapbooks. 44.]] A publication of short essays accompanies the exhibition, which was organized by Kate Barnes (Ph.D. Candidate in Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies) under the direction of Catherine Conybeare (Leslie Clark Professor in the Humanities and Professor of Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies) and with the assistance of the department of Special Collections.
+Buenos Aires (Argentina), Biblioteca Nacional Mariano Moreno (2021)\\
+[[https://exposiciones.bn.gov.ar/fondos-antiguos-y-raros/index.php|Provenance exhibition]]\\
+From the 26th to the 30th of April 2021 the National Library Mariano Moreno held the "V Encuentro Nacional de Instituciones con Fondos Antiguos y Raros" (5th National Meeting of Institutions with Ancient and Rare Books); this year's theme was "A heritage approach to Provenance". Librarians, historians and other professionals from 22 countries presented their research.
+The event had several partners, including CERL. As a way of sharing information and stimulating research, the Meeting organized a virtual exhibition with the provenance of 13 libraries.
+For more information about the project, please send an email to analia.fernandez@bn.gob.ar
+Durham, University Library (2021)\\
+[[https://stories.durham.ac.uk/journeys|Journeys: Reading the World]]\\
+The exhibition builds on Preparing for a Journey exhibition launched earlier in the year and explores the themes of travel, adventure and exploration through books, diaries, maps and letters.
+Groningen University Library (2021)\\
+[[https://www.rug.nl/library/heritage/exhibitions/virtual-exhibitions/material-evidence/|Material evidence in the incunabula of the University of Groningen Library]]
+During her CERL internship (2019-20) at the University of Groningen Library, Anna de Bruyn made some wonderful discoveries about former book users and owners. She brought this material together in an online exhibition, which is now available in Dutch and English on the university website. It gives insight into the history of the incunabula and the collection, and it shows that the work does not end with the internship: Anna writes 'I still visit the special collections regularly and my work there gave me lots of new ideas, so many thanks to CERL for that'.
+London, Middle Temple Library (2021)\\
+[[https://sway.office.com/dLytdenUoAhfkocj?ref=email|Charles Dickens and his legal world]]
+Paris, Bibliothèque Mazarine (2021)\\
+[[https://mazarinum.bibliotheque-mazarine.fr/expositions-virtuelles|Un siècle d'excellence typographique : Christophe Plantin et son officine (1555-1655)]]
+Princeton University Library (2019)\\
+[[https://dpul.princeton.edu/gutenberg|Gutenberg & After: Europe’s First Printers, 1450-1470]]
+Vilnius University Library (2020)\\
+[[https://artsandculture.google.com/story/zQVxTdYw24EiTQ|Books and Non-Books]]\\
+On 15 October, in honour of its memorable 450th anniversary, Vilnius University Library launched an online exhibit “Books and Non-Books” on Google Arts & Culture platform.
+Wrocław, Ossolineum Library (2020)\\
+[[https://www.zlotaepoka.ossolineum.pl/en|The Golden Age of the Jagiellonian Dynasty]]
+Bamberg, Staatsbibliothek (3 April – 30 June 2017)\\
+[[https://www.staatsbibliothek-bamberg.de/en/cultural-education/virtual-exhibitions/colours-between-covers/|Colours Between Covers. German book illumination of the 15th and 16th centuries from the collections of the Staatsbibliothek Bamberg]]
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 ===== Geographical areas =====
-[[#Austria]], [[#Belgium]],  [[#Denmark]], [[#France]],  [[#Germany]],  [[#Italy]], [[#Mexico]], [[#Nederlands]], [[#Poland]], [[#Russia]],  [[#Scotland]],  [[#Spain]], [[#Sweden]], [[#Switzerland]], [[#United Kingdom]], [[#United States]]
+[[#Austria]], [[#Belgium]], [[#Brazil]], [[#Denmark]], [[#France]],  [[#Germany]],  [[#Italy]], [[#Mexico]], [[#Nederlands]], [[#Poland]], [[#Russia]],  [[#Scotland]],  [[#Spain]], [[#Sweden]], [[#Switzerland]], [[#United Kingdom]], [[#United States]]
 See also:  [[Incunables]] and [[newsletter_provenance|Extracts from the CERL Newsletter]]
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 >    Dr Christian Coppens is investigating present location of items from the collection of incunables which belonged to the Premonstratensian Abbey of Park before its sale in 1829.\\  [[resources:provenance:bibliotheca_parchensis|Further information]] with a description of the provenance indicators of books from the Bibliotheca Parchensis and some photographs.
+==== BRAZIL ====
+[[https://www.even3.com.br/ciclomarcasdeprov2020/|The Eloquence of Books: provenance]]
+>The "Webinar Conference Provenance and Printing Culture" took place in October 2020 and was organized by the Research Project "The Eloquence of Books: provenance", until 2020 coordinated by Professor Fabiano Cataldo de Azevedo at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and currently at the Federal University of Bahia. Several Brazilian and foreign institutions joined up together in a collaborative effort to make the event possible.
+>Information about the event is gathered on the website, and the videos of the 22 sessions are on the YouTube Channel.
+>For more information about the project, please send an email to: Marcasdeproveniencia@gmail.com\\
+[[https://www.patrimoniobibdoc.com|Grupo de Estudos e Pesquisas sobre Patrimônio Bibliográfico e Documental]].\\
+>This research group is led by Dr Fabiano Cataldo de Azevedo,Federal University of Bahia. In addition to information about the Study and Research Group on Documentary Heritage, there are projects linked to it, such as the project on provenance. On the tab where the project is located there are references and a list of activities under development: [[https://www.patrimoniobibdoc.com/activos-em-andamento]]. The website also includes [[https://www.patrimoniobibdoc.com/participacao-em-eventos|videos of lectures by Dr Fabiano]], and [[https://www.patrimoniobibdoc.com/producoes|videos of events organised by the research group]].
 ==== DENMARK ====
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 === Regensburg, Staatliche Bibliothek  ===
->    The [[http://www.staatliche-bibliothek-regensburg.de/|Staatliche Bibliothek   Regensburg]] has an [[http://www.staatliche-bibliothek-regensburg.de/vorbesitzer.htm|online list of former owners]] (personal and institutional) in its collections up to the year 1830 (with a few later collections). There are digitised images of booklates, binding stamps, etc. and an index of Regensburg institutions to which personal owners can be associated.
+>    The [[http://www.staatliche-bibliothek-regensburg.de/|Staatliche Bibliothek   Regensburg]] has an [[https://www.staatliche-bibliothek-regensburg.de/die-staatliche-bibliothek/provenienzen/|online list of former owners]] (personal and institutional) in its collections up to the year 1830 (with a few later collections). There are digitised images of booklates, binding stamps, etc. and an index of Regensburg institutions to which personal owners can be associated.
 === Stuttgart, Württembergische Landesbibliothek ===
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 >**Provenance Database: Archivio dei Possessori**
 >Illustrated database of former ownership marks (inscriptions, stamps, superlibros, ex-libris, ex-dono, shelfmarks), with a separate list of unidentified marks. Suggestions for the indentification can be sent to the Head of the project, Dott. Laura Tita Farinella, Laura.Titafarinella@comune.bologna.it.
+=== Fabriano, Corpus Chartarum Fabriano (CCF) ===
+>[[https://ccf.fondazionefedrigoni.it/en/presentation]]
+>**Watermarks Database**
+>Corpus Chartarum Fabriano (CCF) is a  catalogue containing records of watermarked and non-watermarked western paper manufactured over the past eight centuries in Fabriano: since end XIII century up to the present day. The project includes the identification, the cataloguing as well as the digitalization of all watermarked papers conserved by Fondazione Fedrigoni Fabriano. The website includes a useful video tutorial: [[https://ccf.fondazionefedrigoni.it/en/video-tutorial]]
 === Montevergine, Biblioteca Statale ===
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 >    Following the suppression of the religious houses in Rome (1873) as a consequence of the creation of the new Kingdom of Italy with Rome as its capital, the libraries of the suppressed religious houses were confiscated for the benefit of the newly created National Central Library (1876).\\ In her article ‘The computerised archive of owners in the older publications database of SBN: the experience of the National Central Library of Rome’, //[[:publications:cerl_papers:cerl_papers_v|CERL Papers V]]//, 2005, pp. 43-53 (see above), Marina Venier (Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Rome) describes the process of confiscation and the attempts of the religious to avoid the loss of their books. The Appendix to her article is reproduced here, listing the 78 libraries confiscated, their size and religious affiliation, reference to surviving catalogues of the original collections, and reproduction of ownership stamps and labels from many of the collections.
+=== Turin, Archivio Ebraico Terracini ===
+> **Possessori libri antichi a stampa (Owners of early printed books)**
+> [[https://www.archivioterracini.it/possessori/]]
+>** Note di censura**
+> [[https://www.archivioterracini.it/note-di-censura/]]
+=== Turin, Archivio di Stato ===
+>Libri ebraici a Corte
+>[[https://archiviodistatotorino.beniculturali.it/la-biblioteca-asto/la-biblioteca-antica/libri-ebraici-a-corte/]]
 === Turin and Piedmont ===
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 === Barcelona, Universitat ===
->  The [[http://www.ub.edu/homeub/en/|Universitat de Barcelona]] has created a database catalogue of //Former Owners//: http://www.bib.ub.edu/fileadmin/posseidors/home_eng.htm. The records have digitised images of signatures and other provenance marks. The search interface is available in [[http://www.bib.ub.edu/fileadmin/posseidors/cerca.htm|Catalan]], [[http://www.bib.ub.edu/fileadmin/posseidors/cerca_spa.htm|Spanish]] and [[http://www.bib.ub.edu/fileadmin/posseidors/cerca_eng.htm|English]].\\ \\  Former owners can also be searched on the online catalogue of the University of Barcelona ([[http://cataleg.ub.edu/]] in Catalan, [[http://cataleg.ub.edu/*eng]] in English). It is possible to limit the search to "Ancient books". In the field "author" there are indexed the former owners with the designation "(ant. pos.)". They appear as a secondary entry in the bibliographic records and in the specific copy field.\\ \\  Information about the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library of the University of Barcelona can be found in its web site [[http://www.bib.ub.edu/en/libraries/rare-book/]].
+>  The [[http://www.ub.edu/homeub/en/|Universitat de Barcelona]] has created a database catalogue of //Former Owners//: https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/posseidors/home_eng.htm. The records have digitised images of signatures and other provenance marks. The search interface is available in [[https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/posseidors/cerca.htm|Catalan]], [[https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/posseidors/cerca_spa.htm|Spanish]] and [[https://crai.ub.edu/sites/default/files/posseidors/cerca_eng.htm|English]].\\ \\  Former owners can also be searched on the online catalogue of the University of Barcelona ([[http://cataleg.ub.edu/]] in Catalan, [[http://cataleg.ub.edu/*eng]] in English). It is possible to limit the search to "Ancient books". In the field "author" there are indexed the former owners with the designation "(propietari anterior)". They appear as a secondary entry in the bibliographic records and in the specific copy field.\\ \\  Information about the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library of the University of Barcelona can be found in its web site [[https://crai.ub.edu/en/about-crai/libraries/rare-book]].
+>  [[http://crai.ub.edu/ca/coneix-el-crai/biblioteques/biblioteca-reserva/papers-decorats?fbclid=IwAR30QfVMFXUzbzxDP0Ly8s-3zK-J0LU2OG-rYmmCIrJgBklhCVunMplykdg|Papers decorats del CRAI Biblioteca de Reserva]]: Marbled and other decorated paper database.
 === Madrid, Royal Library ===
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 === Zurich, ETH ===
-[[https://ad-provenienz.e-pics.ethz.ch/index.jspx?requestedLanguage=en#1551853367181_0|'Ex meis libris']]: over 10,000 images of provenance of rare books searchable by type of owner, country, place, persons and organisations, provenance marks, language, period, and 'unidentified' (e-pics, "Ex meis libris": Provenance of Rare Books)
+[[https://ad-provenienz.e-pics.ethz.ch/index.jspx?requestedLanguage=en#1551853367181_0|'Ex meis libris']]: over 1,000 images of provenance of rare books searchable by type of owner, country, place, persons and organisations, provenance marks, language, period, and 'unidentified' (e-pics, "Ex meis libris": Provenance of Rare Books)
+=== Zurich, Zentralbibliothek ===
+The Benefactors’ Book (1629–1772) of the former Zurich Public Library
+Zentralbibliothek Zürich, Arch St 22. Digital reproduction and electronic edition on e-manuscripta: http://doi.org/10.7891/e-manuscripta-45784
+This striking manuscript, with numerous illustrations of coat of arms, lists more than 900 donors and about 3300 donations. Scholars, politicians, merchants, refugees as well as ambassadors donated books and objects such as portraits or coins to the Zurich Public Library. In return, the donors were immortalised with an entry in the Benefactors’ Book.
+In addition to the donors identified, the electronic edition contains the bibliographical information of the donated titles. In many cases, the exact copies are also identified, which are part of the Zentralbibliothek Zürich's vast collection today. The names, titles and shelfmarks of the copies of the Zentralbibliothek are searchable in full-text (via the search field at the top right).
+The second volume of the Benefactors’ Book (1774-1860) is available as digital reproduction as well, an electronic edition of the same is still in progress at the moment (http://doi.org/10.7891/e-manuscripta-66089).
+Benefactors’ books as the ones in Zurich can also be found in other libraries, for example in the Bodleian or in the [[https://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-LC-II-00077|Pembroke College Library]].
 ==== UNITED KINGDOM ====
+===Book Owners Online ===
+>[[https://bookowners.online/Main_Page]] The project, led by David Pearson, is a collaboration between the Bibliographical Society and the Centre for Editing Lives & Letters at University College London, with support from the the Bodleian Library, Oxford. It currently covers 17th-century English book owners – people who died between 1610 and 1715 – but it is designed to be scalable and they hope to expand it chronologically and geographically.
 ===British Armorial Bindings ===
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 === Alan Nelson, Index to former owners of various printed books ===
->    [[http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/PROVENANCE/select.html| Professor Nelson’s private web site]] has two on-line provenance indexes for early English books:\\  --  Books owned by Humphrey Dyson (1582–1633) listed by library and by STC-number\\ --  Provenance Index to UMI-STC microfilms (1475–1640).\\ The web site is temporarily unavailable (January 2009).
+>   Professor Nelson’s private web site is no longer hosted at Berkeley, but can be viewed via the [[https://web.archive.org/web/2017*/http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/PROVENANCE/select.html|Wayback machine]]. It has two on-line provenance indexes for early English books:\\  --  Books owned by Humphrey Dyson (1582–1633) listed by library and by STC-number\\ --  Provenance Index to UMI-STC microfilms (1475–1640).
 === Margaret Lane Ford, Early Book Owners in Britain ===
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 >  The [[http://wmpeople.wm.edu/site/page/rjfehr|PLRE Project website]] offers a detailed alphabetical list of the names of the owners of the libraries and a chronological index of inventories.
 >  The printed volumes which underlie the database are published by Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies (Tempe, AZ) and are available in the United Kingdom and Europe from Adam Matthew Publications (Marlborough, Wiltshire).
-=== English book owners in the seventeenth century ===
->   [[http://www.bibsoc.org.uk/electronic-publications.htm|The Bibliographical Society : Electronic Publications]]
->   David Pearson offers this list as work in progress to construct a reference source on seventeenth-century English book owners, based on various kinds of evidence. It does not seek to cover Scottish and Irish owners, unless they were predominantly English-based. The aim is to focus on collections which were at least partly, if not entirely, formed within the seventeenth century and the list includes people who died between 1610 and 1715. The author hopes that the list may already have enough data to be useful in various kinds of ways, and that it will stimulate responses and ideas as to how it should be developed.
 === Corpus Christi College, Cambridge ===
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 === Bodleian Library, Oxford ===
->  [[http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/csb/rbd.html|Provenance index of rare books collections in the Bodleian Library]]\\ From the Bodleian Library's entry in //A directory of rare book and special collections in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland// / edited by B.C. Bloomfield with the assistance of Karen Potts (Library Association, 1997).\\ A comprehensive description of the origins and contents of the many constituent collections of the Bodleian and its dependent libraries.
+>  [[https://libguides.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/rarebooks/named_collections|Provenance index of rare books collections in the Bodleian Library]]\\ From the Bodleian Library's entry in //A directory of rare book and special collections in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland// / edited by B.C. Bloomfield with the assistance of Karen Potts (Library Association, 1997).\\ A comprehensive description of the origins and contents of the many constituent collections of the Bodleian and its dependent libraries.
 >  [[http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/csb/bod-inc.html|BodInc]]: //A catalogue of books printed in the fifteenth century now in the Bodleian Library, Oxford//.\\ The provenance index of the Bodleian's incunabula catalogue is available as a downloadable PDF file: {{http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/csb/bod-inc_Index_Provenances_etc.pdf|Index of Provenances, Owners, Donors, and other names}}.

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