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Mrs. Nesbitt as Circe

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SCMA Documentation for Mrs. Nesbitt as Circe

Selected Publications

Selected Curatorial File Documents

Provenance 1
Provenance 2
"Mrs. Nesbitt," The Morning Chronicle, September 25, 1797

Contact Kelly Holbert, Exhibition Coordinator, Smith College Museum of Art, to make an appointment to view curatorial files: email: kholbert@smith.edu | phone: X3114

Reference Sources

Oxford Art Online This link opens in a new window
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Nesbitt [nee] Davis, Mary. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
Biographies of notable people of the British Isles.
"Circe" example
Reference NX650.M9R45 1993
Reid, Jane Davidson and Chris Rohmann. Oxford Guide to Classical Mythology in the Arts, 1300-1990s. 2 vols. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1993.

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ARH110: Art and its Histories: How to Research a Work of Art (Buettner): Home

Mrs. Nesbitt as Circe

SCMA Documentation for Mrs. Nesbitt as Circe

Reference Sources

Using the Art Library