A noble pursuit : English silver from the Rita Gans collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /

A noble pursuit : English silver from the Rita Gans collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts /

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Corporate author / creator:	Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Imprint:	Richmond, Va. : Virginia Museum of Fine Arts ; Cambridge, England : In association with John Adamson ; Charlottesville [Va.] : Distributed by University of Virginia Press, 2010.
Description:	88 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 30 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Gans, Jerome -- Art collections -- Catalogs. Gans, Rita -- Art collections -- Catalogs. Gans, Jerome. Gans, Rita. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Catalogs. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Silverwork -- England -- Catalogs. Silverwork -- Private collections -- Virginia -- Richmond -- Catalogs. Art -- Private collections. Silverwork. Silverwork -- Private collections. England. Virginia -- Richmond. Catalogs.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8353283

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Varying Form of Title:	English silver from the Rita Gans collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Other uniform titles:	Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Noble feast. 2007.
Other authors / contributors:	Hartop, Christopher.
ISBN:	9780917046902 0917046900 9780917046919 (shrink-wrapped with companion title "A noble feast : English silver from the Rita Gans collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts" ISBN 9780917046834) 0917046919 (shrink-wrapped with companion title "A noble feast : English silver from the Rita Gans collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts" ISBN 9780917046834)
Notes:	Published to mark the opening of the new Silver Gallery at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, September 24, 2010. Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Call Number:	NK7143.A1 V58 2010
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