An essential resource for the study of art commerce, collection, and curation

Art Markets, Museums and Collecting offers cornerstone historical insight and study into the emerging field of art markets studies and the contemporary art market. Comprising books from Bloomsbury’s ground-breaking ‘Contextualizing Art Markets’ research series, as well as from Taylor & Francis and Amsterdam University Press, this wide-ranging and diverse collection examines art and commerce, provenance, art collecting, and curation. It explores vital topics in the field of art market studies such as art dealers, heritage and museology, and tackles key issues including corporate patronage, cultural property, and the ethics of trading in and collecting global art.

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