University

Dartmouth College

Hanover, United States

University in Hanover. 2 people in the register connected with it.

History

  1. 1871–1872
    Luigi Palma di Cesnola gives Hiram Hitchcock a series of Cypriot antiquities at Hanover (Masson: probably 1871; Hood record: about 1872); these later reach Dartmouth

    HanoverLuigi Palma di CesnolaHiram HitchcockMasson 1996, p. 12Potsherd with Inscription, Hood…

  2. 1872
    Awards Hiram Hitchcock, Cesnola's American agent, an honorary A.M.

    HanoverHiram HitchcockLosses to the college… 1912

  3. 1878–1892
    Hiram Hitchcock serves as a college trustee

    Hiram HitchcockLosses to the college… 1912

  4. 1912
    Emily Howe Hitchcock's will leaves the college her homestead, about forty-five acres and 'the di Cesnola collection of Cyprian antiquities' (said to include many duplicates of Metropolitan Museum pieces)

    HanoverEmily Howe HitchcockHiram HitchcockLosses to the college… 1912Potsherd with Inscription, Hood…

  5. 1912
    Cesnola's correspondence with Hitchcock (about 200 letters, 1863-1885, per Marangou) is held at Dartmouth; Masson 2001 credits the bequest of Hitchcock's widow, Masson 1989 credits Hitchcock himself

    Hiram HitchcockLuigi Palma di CesnolaMarangou 2000, p. 77Tatton-Brown 2001, p. xii

People

2 people

Donors and lenders · 2

Objects

Sources

  1. 1. (1912). “Losses to the college community”. Dartmouth Alumni Magazine. Online
  2. 2.“Potsherd with Inscription, Hood Museum of Art 12.1.165”. Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth. Online
  3. 3.A. G. Marangou (ed.) (2000). The Consul Luigi Palma di Cesnola 1832-1904: Life and Deeds.
  4. 4.Olivier Masson (1996). “La dispersion des antiquités chypriotes: les deux collections Cesnola”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 25, 3-32. Online
  5. 5.Veronica Tatton-Brown (ed.) (2001). Cyprus in the 19th Century AD: Fact, Fancy and Fiction. Oxford, Oxbow.
  6. 6.Christopher S. Lightfoot. The Cesnola Collection of Cypriot Art: Terracotta Oil Lamps. Metropolitan Museum of Art.