====== Online seminar ======


On 30 September 2021, the Provenance Working Group organised  an online seminar on Provenance in Book History, chaired by Marieke van Delft. Video of the presentations by Pearson and Dondi are available [[https://youtu.be/eD6-6S0dEPA|here]], or for individuals presentations by clicking on the links below.

**Justus Düren**, Kunstverwaltung des Bundes, Germany - War looted books and the Austrian national library\\

**Prof. Fabiano Cataldo de Azevedo**, Federal University of Bahia - [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-9PaeXWNw2DWc4KX8CkQ4SOPBAUGVDcP/view?usp=sharing|Brazil: Provenance research in Brazil]]\\
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**Prof. David Pearson**, University of London -  [[https://youtu.be/eD6-6S0dEPA|Reflections on the study of provenance]]\\
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**Prof. Cristina Dondi**, University of Oxford - [[https://youtu.be/eD6-6S0dEPA?t=1195|CERL: Provenance evidence in book history]]\\
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[[https://youtu.be/eD6-6S0dEPA?t=2215|Discussion: What is provenance in book history?]]\\

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