Archived from the original on July 30, 2018
Whenever it is asked why some people decide to dissolve their collections rather than give them to institutions, his words invariably are recalled: If the great collections of the past had not been sold where would I have found my books? In 1991, eighty years after the sensational sale of Hoes library began in 1911, a Norwegian collector, Martin Schyen, explained why he chose to put his collection of fifteenth-century printed books, known as incunabula, up for auction: Donating the incunables to a public institution, or forming a private foundation for them (as some other collectors have done recently), was never considered
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