MA in The Art Market and the History of Collecting by Research (part-time)
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Postgraduate
In Buckingham
Description
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Postgraduate
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Location
Buckingham
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Different dates available
The MA is offered by the University of Buckingham and the National Gallery in association with Waddesdon Manor (Rothschild Collections).
Investigating American and European art markets and cultures of collecting from the Renaissance to the present day, it is taught by staff from the University of Buckingham, the National Gallery and Waddesdon Manor.
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The lectures and the timetables are amazing and nice
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I found the university and its expereince bit different from other standard universities. Though there is no social life to have quality of courses are excellent and cannot be denied.
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I find a good place to be which is quite and albeit. If you are fun folic then this place is not for you.
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The average rating is higher than 3.7
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This centre has featured on Emagister for 14 years
Subjects
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- Staff
- Market
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- Art History
- Art
- Collecting
- University
- Part Time
- Art Market
- Art Collection
Course programme
A unique feature of the course will be access to two of the greatest surviving art dealers’ archives: Agnew’s, acquired by the National Gallery in 2014, and Colnaghi’s, housed since February 2014 in the Windmill Hill Archive, Waddesdon Manor. It is the first MA in the UK to offer, under the guidance of experts, practical training on how to use, unlock and analyse these rich holdings.
Study trips to Paris and Florence The course will include study trips to Paris and Florence where students will have the opportunity to study a number of key European collections such as the Edmond de Rothschild collection in the Louvre and the Stefano Bardini collection in Florence as well as visiting important local archives.
Course structure
The course will start in September and will finish the following September. It comprises two introductory weeks on principles and methodologies followed by three 4-week taught modules delivered in the Autumn and Winter terms. During the third term, and under supervision, students research a dissertation which will be submitted at the end of September.
Subject to the agreement of the Programme Director, there are some options for part-time study, one day a week over two years, or by deferral of the dissertation.
MA in The Art Market and the History of Collecting by Research (part-time)