
The First Smithsonian Collection: European Engravings of George Perkins Marsh & the Role of Prints in the National Museum
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In her book "The First Smithsonian Collection," author Helena E. Wright discussed the 1849 purchase of the Marsh Collection, a group of European engravings and art books that formed part of the library of Vermont Congressman George Perkins Marsh. It was the first collection acquired by the institution and was the first public print collection in the United States.
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