The Object at Hand: Intriguing and Inspiring Stories from the Smithsonian Collections
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The Object at Hand: Intriguing and Inspiring Stories from the Smithsonian Collections

by Beth Py-Lieberman

History Nonfiction Museums
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The Object at Hand shares intriguing and inspiring stories from the Smithsonian collections. Beth Py-Lieberman invites readers to consider the meaning, history, and enduring fascination of remarkable objects, creating an accessible exploration of how collections connect people with the past and with the wider world.

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The Object at Hand presents intriguing and inspiring stories from the Smithsonian collections.

Written by Beth Py-Lieberman, the book considers the significance and appeal of objects held by one of the world’s best-known cultural institutions.

It offers an accessible way to reflect on collections, history, and the stories that objects can convey.

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