Masterpiece London
29 June – 05 July 2017

Feb 10, 2017 | Book Fairs

Date: 29 June – 05 July 2017

Location: South Grounds, The Royal Hospital Chelsea, London, SW3 4LW

Website: https://www.masterpiecefair.com

Masterpiece London launched in 2010 with a unique focus on cross-collecting. Over the past seven years it has established itself as the leading international event for viewing and buying the finest works of art, from antiquity to the present day.

This fusion of heritage and style, tradition and the contemporary draws close to 40,000 visitors each year for an exceptional week of cultural, culinary and social experiences in the heart of London.

Located on the South Grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, Masterpiece is an unmissable event at the height of the capital’s summer arts season.

In 2017 Masterpiece London is delighted to welcome back the Royal Bank of Canada for its fourth year as the Principal Sponsor of the Fair.

Click on the cover below to view a full catalogue of items Peter Harrington will be bringing to Masterpiece this year, or download a PDF here.

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Peter Harrington, William Reese Company, and James Cummins Bookseller, with the assistance of Horden House, jointly present the celebrated David Parsons collection of early travel books. This second catalogue brings together an impressive collection of printed works and manuscripts that document pivotal chapters in the discovery of Asia, including the early exploits of explorers like Marco Polo and Vasco Da Gama.

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