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include Mitchell Merling (Paul Mellon curator, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts), Diane Roe (director. Sir Alfred Munnings Museum), Angus Trumble (curator, Yale Center for British Art) and Lorian Peralta-Ramos.
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The National Sporting Library is a non-lending research library open to the general public. Its 16,000-book collection covers a wide range of horse and field sports, including foxhunting, polo, coaching, shooting, angling and Thoroughbred racing. It also includes biographies of sporting enthusiasts, newly-published fiction and non-fiction, current and back issues of periodicals, and scores of rare editions housed in the F. Ambrose Clark Rare Book Room. (The earliest editions
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