SAAAH Conference Pretoria 2004
- Venue: Pretoria Art Museum conference centre
- Date: 22 February 2004
Papers presented:
- Arts and Crafts and reconstruction
- Jillian Carman
- Dr William Fehr (1892-1968), collector of art as history
- Dr Karl Koperski
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