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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 July 2020
This article shows how large donations of books have transformed the library of the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art in recent years. Not only have they augmented the collection but they have enhanced the Centre's wider outreach effort and its ability to engage with new audiences.
1. PMC website accessed 3rd April 2020
2. See: A ‘collection of broken dreams’? Making the Paul Mellon Centre's photo archive accessible in 2019 and beyond, ALJ 45/1 2020
3. An artist is seen to be established once they have either: 1. held a monographic exhibition at a national or regional publicly-funded museum or gallery; 2. won a significant prize such as the Turner Prize; 3. had a monograph published about them. They would normally be expected to be over 40 years old before being considered for inclusion.
5. PMC notes. London: Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, 2015-