Saumarez Smith, Charles.
Smith, Charles Saumarez
Saumarez Smith, Charles, 1954-....
Saumarez Smith, Charles Mr
Charles Saumarez Smith British art historian
Saumarez Smith, Charles (British art historian, director, born 1954)
VIAF ID: 93268754 (Personal)
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Works
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Anthony Trollope and the man from Wall Street |
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art museum in modern times |
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Artists work in museums : histories, interventions, subjectivities |
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building of Castle Howard |
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The company of artists : the origins of the Royal Academy of Arts in London |
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East London |
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Eighteenth-century decoration design and the domestic interior in England |
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Glenys Barton |
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Great smaller Museums of europe |
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Introducing the Victoria and Albert Museum |
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John Virtue London paintings [exhibition, National gallery, London, from 9 March to 5 June 2005] |
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John Wonnacott : a biographical study |
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Kunstsilo, Kristiansand |
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Likenesses : with the sitters writing about one another |
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Ludwig Mond's Bequest : a gift to the nation |
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Mario Testino portraits |
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The National Museum of Norway |
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The National Portrait Gallery |
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Onadaatje's gift |
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The sketchbooks of Chris Wilkinson |
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Ukadia : Recent Photo-Digital Works by John Goto : [exhibition, Djanogly Art Gallery, Nottingham, 6 september - 19 October 2003] |
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