Les deux collections Cesnola : quelques compléments

Luigi Palma di CesnolaGave toArchaeological Museum at the American University of Beirut

Luigi Palma di Cesnola gifted a nucleus of objects to the Archaeological Museum at the American University of Beirut.

Captain FothergillBought fromLuigi Palma di Cesnola

probablyMasson believed Fothergill bought a lot of second-choice antiquities directly from Cesnola at Larnaca.

un lot d'antiquités de deuxième choix

Captain FothergillGave toLiverpool Public Museums

Captain Fothergill presented the Cypriote collection to Liverpool Public Museums.

Cypriote collection, including temple-boysNo. 16.5.72.9, 16.5.72.11, 16.5.72.17–19

Luigi Palma di CesnolaGave toSmithsonian Institute at Washington

Cesnola gave antiquities to the Smithsonian Institute at Washington in 1868.

two boxes of Phoenician and Greek antiquitiesNo. accession 2258

Luigi Palma di CesnolaSold toBritish Museum

Cesnola sold a substantial series of antiquities directly to the British Museum through Birch.

more than eighty vases, terracottas and other objectsNo. 1876.9-9, 1 à 127300 livresLondon

Luigi Palma di CesnolaSold toKensington Museum

Cesnola sold about one hundred pieces of Cypriot pottery to the South Kensington Museum.

about a hundred pieces of Cypriot potteryNo. 2067-1876 to 2169-1876£100London

Olive Risley SewardGave toSmithsonian Institution

possiblyMasson supposed that the vases were later given to the Smithsonian by the Secretary of State's daughter.

vases chypriotesNo. 154476 à 557

Paul ÅströmPublished material ofAmerican University of Beirut

Astròm mentioned about twenty Late Bronze Age vases from the Beirut museum, with their inventory numbers.

une vingtaine de vases datant du Bronze récent

Cecilia BeerPublished

Beer republished five temple boys that formed part of the Liverpool series.

cinq temple boysNo. nos. 166-170

J. P. DroopPublished material ofLiverpool Public Museum

Droop published a museum guide to the collection and a technical study describing and illustrating limestone heads.

the Cypriot collection and a series of limestone heads

Luigi Palma di CesnolaCorresponded withFederico Sclopis di Salerano

ManuscriptsLetters sent by Cesnola to Comte Sclopis dated from March 1870 to February 1878.