Obsession: the Myrna and Benzion Schkolne Collection of English Pottery, Volume 3

Author: Myrna Schkolne

Published: 2021

Collecting memoir. Volume three chapters: The Red Barn Murder; The Death of Munrow; Church and Religion; Classical Subjects; The Seasons, Elements, and Quarters of the World; Other Figures and Objects

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