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Collector
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Henry Joseph Pfungst
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1844-1917
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Henry Joseph Pfungst was a British collector, wine merchant and a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries in London. Initial research suggests that Pfungst mostly collected Italian bronzes, faience, and drawings. He owned about 80 drawings by Thomas Gainsborough and presented several other works to the British Museum between 1889 and 1914. Christie’s London sold his collection on 15 June 1917. Hen
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