Hermione Waterfield Books

Tribal Sculpture

By Hermione Waterfield, Collection Barbier Muller., Douglas Newton

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Faberge Imperial Eggs Other Fa

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Provenance

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Detailed biographies describe the lives of twelve collectors of tribal art in Britain, active between 1770 and 1990. These men were rarely field collectors and only occasional travellers, but they...

Provenance

By Hermione Waterfield

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Detailed biographies describe the lives of twelve collectors of tribal art in Britain, active between 1770 and 1990. These men were rarely field collectors and only occasional travellers, but they...

Sculpture

By Hermione Waterfield, Musee Barbier Mueller, Douglas Newton

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Provenance

By Hermione Waterfield, J. C. H. King

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Faberge imperial eggs and other fantasies

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