| LITERARY SOURCES
 • J.W von Goethe, Propylaen 1799; a letter novel
          reflecting on  his grandfather's collection of paintings.
 • Henry James, The Portrait of a Lady; the woman seen as collectible 
          object by her aesthetic suitor.
 • Janet Malcolm, In the Freud Archives, Flamingo London 1986; 
          the power struggles of various individuals to administer and mould the 
          archives of a seminal 20th century figure.
 • Marianne Moore, 'When I buy Pictures' (poem)
 • Susan Sontag, The Volcano Lover, 1992; fictional reconstruction 
          of the Lady Hamilton and Nelson relationship, but with extensive analysis 
          of the psychology of the collector, Sir William Hamilton.
 
 COLLECTORS and what they collect
  
          • Charles Addams....crossbows
 • John Arlott....aquatint illust.books
 • John Crook..works of Richard Church
 • Jude Freeman... Peter Pan
 • Dennis Healey..... 1st ed.crime novels
 • Mick Jagger...Books on Witchcraft
 • Bob Monkhouse...antique films
 • Eduardo Paolozzi... the Krazy Kat Archive
 • Maurice Sendak.....Mickey Mouse memorabilia
 • Georges Seurat.. Images Epinal (comics)
 • Christopher Sharrock...Collars
 • J.M.Whistler...Blue and white porcelain
 ART ; THE GREAT AND POWERFUL
  
          Alfred Barnes.... Pittsburgh STEEL
 Isobel Gardner... Boston
 Solomon Guggenheim..... New York OIL
 Nubar Gulbenkian....... Lisbon
 Mrs. Kroller...Kroller-Muller Museum, MANUF.
 Paul Mellon.... Yale OIL
 The Baron Thyssen...... Madrid ARMAMENTS
 Pavel Tretiakov... Moscow BANKER
 Rober and Lisa Sainsbury, Norwich SHOPKEEPERS
 Sir Richard Wallace, the Wallace Coll.London
 Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, New York
 
 
 PEOPLE COLLECT........
  
          • buttons
 • the colour of the doors on magistrates courts
   REFERENCES
 • John Baeder, Gas, Food and Lodging, Abbeville 
          New York 1982.
 • Neal Benezra, Affinities and Intuitions, The Gerald 
          S.Elliott Collection of Contemporary Art, Art Institute of 
          Chicago, Thames & Hudson NY 1990
 • Ken Botto, Past Joys, Prism, San Francisco, 
          1978
 • George Costakis, "Collecting Art of the Avant-Garde", 
          in The George Costakis Collection, Thames and Hudson 
          London 1981
 • Jonathan Cott, Pipers at the Gates of Dawn,Viking 
          NY 1983, a visit to the collectors Iona and Peter Opie
 • Etter and Schneider, Halley's Comet, Memories of 1910, 
          Abbeviille New York 1985
 • ex.cat. The Common Chronicle, Archival Treasures from 
          the County Record Offices of England and Wales V&A London 
          1983
 • G.Flaubert, Bouvard et Pecuchet, Penguin London 
          1987
 • John Gage (ed.), Goethe on Art, Scolar London 
          1980
 • Joy Hancox, The Byrom Collection, Cape, London 
          1992; the author found a collection of geometrical drawings owned by 
          a secret society, which she claims to be a clue to the structure of 
          Shakespearean theatre buildings
 . • Francis Haskell, Rediscoveries in Art, Some aspects 
          of taste, fashion and collecting in England and France, Phaidon 
          Oxford 1980
 • Gervase Jackson-Stops, The Treasure Houses of Britain, 
          500 years of Private Patronage and Art Collecting, National 
          Gallery of Art Washington, Yale Univ.Press, 1985
 • Cedric Jagger, Royal Clocks, The British Monarchy and 
          its Timekeepers, Hale, London 1983; the account of Royal clock 
          buying.
 • Robert Lesser, A Celebration of Comic Art and Memorabilia, 
          Hawthorn, New York, 1975
 • Thomas W .Oatman, The Collection of Thomas W.Oatman 
          Labels, K and Co. Tokio 1989; labels from clothes.
 • Christopher Pearce, The Catalog of American Collectibles, 
          Mallard, 1990
 • John Pultz, "Collectors of Photography," in exhib.catal., 
          A Personal View, Photography in the Collection of Paul W.Walter, 
          MOMA NY 1985. The impulse to collect photographs at a time when they 
          were regarded as inferior images.
 • B.L.Reid, The Man from New York, John Quinn and his 
          friends, OUP NY 1968. `Probably the most active collector of 
          everything artistic in the 20th Century.
  • Francis Spufford, The Chatto Book of Cabbages and Kings 
          Chatto London 1989 a compilation of literary lists.
 • John Wilmerding (ed), Essays in Honour of Paul Mellon, 
          Collector and Benefactor, NG of Art, Washington, 1986.
 • Ian Woodner exhib catalogue, Master Drawings The Woodner 
          Collection, RA London 1987 published by Weidenfeld and Nicholson. 
          See article, Nicholas Turner and Jane Shoaf Turner. " Private Collections 
          of Old Master Drawings in America in the Twentieth Century"
 
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