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| - | You may retrieve former owners and extensive descriptions of the copy specific evidence of 15th-century editions in the <a href="http:// | + | You may retrieve former owners and extensive descriptions of the copy specific evidence of 15th-century editions in the <a href="https:// |
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| ====== Provenance Information ====== | ====== Provenance Information ====== | ||
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| Interest in provenance information goes in and out of fashion. Once it was a bibliophilic interest concerned with authors’ association copies and books belonging to great men. Following the rise of the history of the book in the 1980s and 1990s, provenance studies have become an important ingredient in the work of social and cultural historians dealing with questions of readership and literacy. The ownership of books by craftsmen and women is now as significant as that of kings and archbishops. | Interest in provenance information goes in and out of fashion. Once it was a bibliophilic interest concerned with authors’ association copies and books belonging to great men. Following the rise of the history of the book in the 1980s and 1990s, provenance studies have become an important ingredient in the work of social and cultural historians dealing with questions of readership and literacy. The ownership of books by craftsmen and women is now as significant as that of kings and archbishops. | ||
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| - | ==== New CERL Provenance Database ==== | + | ==== CERL Provenance Database ==== |
| - | CERL has developed a new resource for publicising requests for identification of provenance queries. | + | CERL has developed a resource for publicising requests for identification of provenance queries. |
| - | The new database provides a user environment for discussing provenance questions. | + | This database provides a user environment for discussing provenance questions. |
| When you have created a login, you can post queries (including images) and post replies to other people' | When you have created a login, you can post queries (including images) and post replies to other people' | ||
resources/provenance/main.txt · Last modified: 2023/01/12 16:06 by lefferts
