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The First Modern Museums of Art: The Birth of an Institution in 18th- and Early-19th-Century Europe ed. by Carole Paul (review)

The twelve essays in Carole Paul’s anthology, The First Modern Museums of Art, tell the story of how princely private collections became institutionalized as public museums in major European cities between 1734 and 1836. These new institutions expressed civic pride, embodied the Enlightenment, and responded to the development of the Grand Tour, that fashionable study year abroad that became a rite of passage for the sons and daughters of the international aristocracy.