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Allan Braham

Allan John Witney Braham (19 August 1937 – 3 March 2011) was an English art historian, architectural historian, author and art gallery curator.[1] He was Deputy Director at the National Gallery, London.[2]

Allan Braham
Born19 August 1937
Croydon, Surrey
Died3 March 2011
London
NationalityBritish
EducationPhD, 1967
Alma materCourtauld Institute of Art
Occupation(s)Art historian, architectural historian, author and art gallery curator
Employer(s)National Gallery, London

Biography edit

Braham was born in Croydon, Surrey, to Dudley Braham and Florence (née Mears).[1] He studied at Dulwich College in south London,[1] then at the Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London, gaining a BA in 1960 and a PhD (on François Mansart's drawings for the Louvre) in 1967.[3] Photographs contributed by Allan Braham to the Courtauld Institute of Art's Conway Library are currently being digitised as part of the Courtauld Connects project.[4][5]

Braham worked at the National Gallery, London, first as Assistant Keeper (1962-1973), then as Deputy Keeper (1973-1978), then as Keeper (1978-1989)[6] and Deputy Director (1978-1992).[2] Braham coordinated numerous exhibitions, and contributed to the accompanying catalogues.[7][8][9] He was sole or co-author on books on art and architecture, and numerous scholarly articles, in particular for The Burlington Magazine, and for the Gazette des Beaux-Arts in France.

Braham married Helen Clare Butterworth on 15 June 1963 (marriage dissolved in 2004); they had two daughters and lived in North London.[1] Braham died in London in 2011.[10][11]

Awards edit

In 1980 Braham was awarded both the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize and the Alice Davis Hitchcock Award for his book The Architecture of the French Enlightenment.[1][12] [13]

Selected publications edit

Books edit

  • Dürer, London: Spring Books, 1965, 1967.[14]
  • Murillo, The Masters, London: Knowledge Publications, 1966.[15]
  • The National Gallery in London: Italian painting of the high renaissance, Munich: Knorr & Hirth, 1971.[16]
  • Velásquez, Themes and painters in the National Gallery, London: National Gallery, 1972.[17]
  • Rubens, Themes and painters in the National Gallery, London: National Gallery, 1972.[18]
  • The Leonardo-Cartoon: a short account of its history and significance, London: National Gallery, 1973.[19]
  • Funeral decorations in early eighteenth century Rome, London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 1975.[20]
  • Architecture, London: National Gallery, 1975.[21]
  • The Rokeby Venus, Velázquez, London: National Gallery, 1976.[22]
  • The Architecture of the French Enlightenment, London: Thames and Hudson, 1980, 1989.[23][24]
  • El Greco to Goya: the taste for Spanish paintings in Britain and Ireland ... (book with introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham), London: National Gallery, 1981.[25]
  • Italian paintings of the sixteenth century, London: National Gallery in association with William Collins, 1985.[26]

Books with co-authors edit

  • L'église du dome, Allan Braham and Anthony Blunt, London: Warburg Institute, 1960.[27]
  • The Spanish School by Neil MacLaren, 2nd edition revised by Allan Braham, London: National Gallery, 1970.[28]
  • François Mansart, Allan Braham and Peter R Smith, London: Zwemmer, 1973.[29] The book was developed from both writers' PhD theses for the Courtauld Institute.[3]
  • Carlo Fontana: the drawings at Windsor Castle, Allan Braham and Hellmut Hager, Royal Library (Windsor Castle), London: Zwemmer, 1977.[30]
  • Piranesi as archaeologist and French architecture in the late eighteenth century, Allan Braham and Anthony Blunt, Rome: Edizioni dell'Elefante, 1978.[8]

Exhibition catalogues edit

  • Wright of Derby: Mr & Mrs Coltman (exhibition organised and booklet written by Allan Braham), London: National Gallery, 1986.[7]
  • Giovanni Battista Moroni: 400th anniversary exhibition (introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham), National Gallery, London: Hillingdon Press, 1978.[31]
  • The National Gallery lends Italian Renaissance portraits, an exhibition organised in conjunction with the Arts Council of Great Britain (introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham), London: National Gallery, 1979.[9]

Articles edit

  • 'Mansart studies: 1: the Val-de-Grâce', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), pp. 351–363, 1963.[32]
  • 'Mansart studies: 4: the Château of Gesvres', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 106, pp. 359–363, 1964.[33]
  • 'Archbishop Fernando de Valdés y Llanos: the problem of Velázquez's portrait', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 110, pp. 401–404, 1968.[34]
  • 'Drawings for Soufflot's Sainte Geneviève', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 113, pp. 582–590, 1971.[35]
  • 'A reappraisal of "The introduction of the cult of Cybele at Rome" by Mantegna', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 115, pp. 457–463, 1973.[36]
  • 'The Emperor Sigismund and the Santa Maria Maggiore Altar-piece', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 122, pp. 106–112, 1980.[37]
  • 'Murillo's portrait of Don Justino de Neve', The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 122, pp. 192–194, 1980.[38]

Articles with co-authors edit

  • 'Louis le Vau's projects for the Louvre and the Colonnade: 2', Allan Braham and Mary Whiteley, Gazette des beaux-arts, pp. 347–362, 1964.[39]
  • 'Mansart studies: 5: the church of the Minimes', Allan Braham and Peter Smith, The Burlington Magazine (ed. Benedict Nicolson), Vol. 107, pp. 123–132, 1965.[40]
  • 'François Mansart's work at the Hôtel de Chavigny', Allan Braham and Peter Smith, Gazette des beaux-arts, pp. 317–330, 1965.[41]

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d e "Braham, Allan John Witney, (19 Aug. 1937–3 March 2011), Keeper and Deputy Director, National Gallery, 1978–88". WHO'S WHO & WHO WAS WHO. 2007. doi:10.1093/ww/9780199540884.013.U8510. ISBN 978-0-19-954089-1. Retrieved 16 July 2020.
  2. ^ a b "Allan Braham (1978-[1992]) | Archive | National Gallery, London". www.nationalgallery.org.uk. Retrieved 16 July 2020.
  3. ^ a b Braham, Allan; Smith, Peter R. (1973). Francois Mansart. Studies in architecture. London: A. Zwemmer. ISBN 978-0-302-02251-1.
  4. ^ . Digital Media. 30 June 2020. Archived from the original on 3 July 2020. Retrieved 15 July 2020.
  5. ^ "A&A | Search Results". artandarchitecture.org.uk. Retrieved 24 July 2020.
  6. ^ "Keepers | History | National Gallery, London". www.nationalgallery.org.uk. Retrieved 16 July 2020.
  7. ^ a b Braham, Allan; Wright, Joseph; National Gallery (Great Britain) (1986). Wright of Derby: Mr & Mrs Coltman. London: National Gallery. ISBN 978-0-947645-06-9. OCLC 315315952.
  8. ^ a b Braham, Allan; Blunt, Anthony (1978). Piranesi as archaeologist and French architecture in the late eighteenth century. Roma: Edizioni dell'Elefante. OCLC 272574741.
  9. ^ a b Braham, Allan; Arts Council of England; National Gallery (Great Britain) (1979). The National Gallery lends Italian Renaissance portraits: [catalogue of] an exhibition organised in conjunction with the Arts Council of Great Britain. London: The Gallery. OCLC 838012138.
  10. ^ "Obituary notice". www.legacy.com. 13 March 2011.
  11. ^ Newman, John (2012). "Allan Braham (1937—2011)". Burlmaga the Burlington Magazine. 154 (1312): 489–490. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 7781099459.
  12. ^ "Alice Davis Hitchcock Medallion". SAHGB. Retrieved 16 July 2020.
  13. ^ Tadgell, Christopher (1 October 1983). "Review: The Architecture of the French Enlightenment by Allan Braham". Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 42 (3): 302–303. doi:10.2307/989957.
  14. ^ Braham, Allan (1967). Dürer. London: Spring Books. OCLC 222278567.
  15. ^ Braham, Allan (1966). Murillo. Londen: Knowledge Publications. OCLC 71714453.
  16. ^ Braham, Allan; National Gallery (Great Britain) (1971). The National Gallery in London; Italian painting of the high renaissance. Munich: Knorr & Hirth. OCLC 578400.
  17. ^ Braham, Allan; National Gallery (Great Britain) (1972). Velázques. London: Trustees, Publications Dept. National Gallery. OCLC 241012522.
  18. ^ Braham, Allan (1972). Rubens. London: National Gallery. OCLC 901068036.
  19. ^ Braham, Allan (1973). The Leonardo-Cartoon: a short account of its history and significance. London: National Gallery. OCLC 878437648.
  20. ^ Braham, Allan; Victoria and Albert Museum (1975). Funeral decorations in early eighteenth century Rome. London. OCLC 471713878.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  21. ^ Braham, Allan (1975). Architecture. London: National Gallery. OCLC 717023742.
  22. ^ Braham, Allan (1976). The Rokeby Venus, Velázquez. London: National Gallery. ISBN 978-0-901791-59-7. OCLC 59983402.
  23. ^ Braham, Allan (1980). The architecture of French enlightenment. London: Thames and Hudson. ISBN 978-0-500-23297-2. OCLC 638601617.
  24. ^ Braham, Allan (1989). The architecture of the French Enlightenment ; with 424 illustrations. London: Thames and Hudson. ISBN 978-0-500-27570-2. OCLC 489854861.
  25. ^ Braham, Allan (1981). El Greco to Goya: the taste for Spanish paintings in Britain and Ireland... and catalogue. S.l.: s.n. OCLC 1123717073.
  26. ^ Braham, Allan (1985). Italian paintings of the sixteenth century. London: National Gallery in association with William Collins. ISBN 978-0-00-217402-2. OCLC 988935855.
  27. ^ Braham, Allan; Blunt, Anthony (1960). L'eglise du dome. London: Warburg Institute. OCLC 272574013.
  28. ^ MacLaren, Neil; Braham, Allan (1970). The Spanish School. 2nd edition revised by Allan Braham. London: National Gallery. ISBN 978-0-901791-07-8. OCLC 562210572.
  29. ^ Braham, Allan; Smith, Peter R (1973). François Mansart. London; [Paris: A. Zwemmer ; [Diffusion Weber. ISBN 978-0-302-02251-1. OCLC 469077449.
  30. ^ Braham, Allan; Hager, Hellmut (1977). Carlo Fontana: the drawings at Windsor Castle. London: Zwemmer. ISBN 978-0-302-02780-6. OCLC 868303929.
  31. ^ Braham, Allan; National Gallery (London) (1978). Giovanni Battista Moroni: 400th anniversary exhibition. (London: Hillingdon Press). OCLC 878406742.
  32. ^ Braham, Allan (1963). "Mansart Studies: I: the Val-de-Grâce". Burlington Magazine: 351–363. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583526.
  33. ^ Braham, Allan (1964). "Mansart studies: 4: the Château of Gesvres". Burlington Magazine: 359–363. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583525.
  34. ^ Braham, Allan (1968). "Archbishop Fernando de Valdés y Llanos: the problem of Velázquez's portrait". Burlington Magazine: 401–404. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583415.
  35. ^ Braham, Allan (1971). "Drawings for Soufflot's Sainte Geneviève". Burlington Magazine: 582–590. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583433.
  36. ^ Braham, Allan (1973). "A reappraisal of 'The introduction of the cult of Cybele at Rome' by Mantegna". Burlington Magazine: 457–463. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583402.
  37. ^ Braham, Allan (1980). "The Emperor Sigismund and the Santa Maria Maggiore Altar-piece". Burlington Magazine: 106–112. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583306.
  38. ^ Braham, Allan (1980). "Murillo's portrait of Don Justino de Neve". Burlington Magazine: 192–194. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583346.
  39. ^ Braham, Allan; Whiteley, Mary (1964). "Louis le Vau's projects for the Louvre and the Colonnade: 2". Gazette des beaux-arts / Fondée par Charles Blanc. 6: 347–362. ISSN 0016-5530. OCLC 888583524.
  40. ^ Braham, Allan; Smith, Peter (1965). "Mansart studies: 5: the church of the Minimes". Burlington Magazine: 123–132. ISSN 0007-6287. OCLC 888583466.
  41. ^ Braham, Allan; Smith, Peter (1965). "François Mansart's work at the Hôtel de Chavigny". Gazette des beaux-arts / Fondée par Charles Blanc. 6: 317–330. ISSN 0016-5530. OCLC 888583465.

allan, braham, allan, john, witney, braham, august, 1937, march, 2011, english, historian, architectural, historian, author, gallery, curator, deputy, director, national, gallery, london, born19, august, 1937croydon, surreydied3, march, 2011londonnationalitybr. Allan John Witney Braham 19 August 1937 3 March 2011 was an English art historian architectural historian author and art gallery curator 1 He was Deputy Director at the National Gallery London 2 Allan BrahamBorn19 August 1937Croydon SurreyDied3 March 2011LondonNationalityBritishEducationPhD 1967Alma materCourtauld Institute of ArtOccupation s Art historian architectural historian author and art gallery curatorEmployer s National Gallery London Contents 1 Biography 2 Awards 3 Selected publications 3 1 Books 3 2 Books with co authors 3 3 Exhibition catalogues 3 4 Articles 3 5 Articles with co authors 4 ReferencesBiography editBraham was born in Croydon Surrey to Dudley Braham and Florence nee Mears 1 He studied at Dulwich College in south London 1 then at the Courtauld Institute of Art University of London gaining a BA in 1960 and a PhD on Francois Mansart s drawings for the Louvre in 1967 3 Photographs contributed by Allan Braham to the Courtauld Institute of Art s Conway Library are currently being digitised as part of the Courtauld Connects project 4 5 Braham worked at the National Gallery London first as Assistant Keeper 1962 1973 then as Deputy Keeper 1973 1978 then as Keeper 1978 1989 6 and Deputy Director 1978 1992 2 Braham coordinated numerous exhibitions and contributed to the accompanying catalogues 7 8 9 He was sole or co author on books on art and architecture and numerous scholarly articles in particular for The Burlington Magazine and for the Gazette des Beaux Arts in France Braham married Helen Clare Butterworth on 15 June 1963 marriage dissolved in 2004 they had two daughters and lived in North London 1 Braham died in London in 2011 10 11 Awards editIn 1980 Braham was awarded both the Sir Banister Fletcher Prize and the Alice Davis Hitchcock Award for his book The Architecture of the French Enlightenment 1 12 13 Selected publications editBooks edit Durer London Spring Books 1965 1967 14 Murillo The Masters London Knowledge Publications 1966 15 The National Gallery in London Italian painting of the high renaissance Munich Knorr amp Hirth 1971 16 Velasquez Themes and painters in the National Gallery London National Gallery 1972 17 Rubens Themes and painters in the National Gallery London National Gallery 1972 18 The Leonardo Cartoon a short account of its history and significance London National Gallery 1973 19 Funeral decorations in early eighteenth century Rome London Victoria and Albert Museum 1975 20 Architecture London National Gallery 1975 21 The Rokeby Venus Velazquez London National Gallery 1976 22 The Architecture of the French Enlightenment London Thames and Hudson 1980 1989 23 24 El Greco to Goya the taste for Spanish paintings in Britain and Ireland book with introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham London National Gallery 1981 25 Italian paintings of the sixteenth century London National Gallery in association with William Collins 1985 26 Books with co authors edit L eglise du dome Allan Braham and Anthony Blunt London Warburg Institute 1960 27 The Spanish School by Neil MacLaren 2nd edition revised by Allan Braham London National Gallery 1970 28 Francois Mansart Allan Braham and Peter R Smith London Zwemmer 1973 29 The book was developed from both writers PhD theses for the Courtauld Institute 3 Carlo Fontana the drawings at Windsor Castle Allan Braham and Hellmut Hager Royal Library Windsor Castle London Zwemmer 1977 30 Piranesi as archaeologist and French architecture in the late eighteenth century Allan Braham and Anthony Blunt Rome Edizioni dell Elefante 1978 8 Exhibition catalogues edit Wright of Derby Mr amp Mrs Coltman exhibition organised and booklet written by Allan Braham London National Gallery 1986 7 Giovanni Battista Moroni 400th anniversary exhibition introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham National Gallery London Hillingdon Press 1978 31 The National Gallery lends Italian Renaissance portraits an exhibition organised in conjunction with the Arts Council of Great Britain introduction and catalogue by Allan Braham London National Gallery 1979 9 Articles edit Mansart studies 1 the Val de Grace The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson pp 351 363 1963 32 Mansart studies 4 the Chateau of Gesvres The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 106 pp 359 363 1964 33 Archbishop Fernando de Valdes y Llanos the problem of Velazquez s portrait The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 110 pp 401 404 1968 34 Drawings for Soufflot s Sainte Genevieve The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 113 pp 582 590 1971 35 A reappraisal of The introduction of the cult of Cybele at Rome by Mantegna The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 115 pp 457 463 1973 36 The Emperor Sigismund and the Santa Maria Maggiore Altar piece The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 122 pp 106 112 1980 37 Murillo s portrait of Don Justino de Neve The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 122 pp 192 194 1980 38 Articles with co authors edit Louis le Vau s projects for the Louvre and the Colonnade 2 Allan Braham and Mary Whiteley Gazette des beaux arts pp 347 362 1964 39 Mansart studies 5 the church of the Minimes Allan Braham and Peter Smith The Burlington Magazine ed Benedict Nicolson Vol 107 pp 123 132 1965 40 Francois Mansart s work at the Hotel de Chavigny Allan Braham and Peter Smith Gazette des beaux arts pp 317 330 1965 41 References edit a b c d e Braham Allan John Witney 19 Aug 1937 3 March 2011 Keeper and Deputy Director National Gallery 1978 88 WHO S WHO amp WHO WAS WHO 2007 doi 10 1093 ww 9780199540884 013 U8510 ISBN 978 0 19 954089 1 Retrieved 16 July 2020 a b Allan Braham 1978 1992 Archive National Gallery London www nationalgallery org uk Retrieved 16 July 2020 a b Braham Allan Smith Peter R 1973 Francois Mansart Studies in architecture London A Zwemmer ISBN 978 0 302 02251 1 Who made the Conway Library Digital Media 30 June 2020 Archived from the original on 3 July 2020 Retrieved 15 July 2020 A amp A Search Results artandarchitecture org uk Retrieved 24 July 2020 Keepers History National Gallery London www nationalgallery org uk Retrieved 16 July 2020 a b Braham Allan Wright Joseph National Gallery Great Britain 1986 Wright of Derby Mr amp Mrs Coltman London National Gallery ISBN 978 0 947645 06 9 OCLC 315315952 a b Braham Allan Blunt Anthony 1978 Piranesi as archaeologist and French architecture in the late eighteenth century Roma Edizioni dell Elefante OCLC 272574741 a b Braham Allan Arts Council of England National Gallery Great Britain 1979 The National Gallery lends Italian Renaissance portraits catalogue of an exhibition organised in conjunction with the Arts Council of Great Britain London The Gallery OCLC 838012138 Obituary notice www legacy com 13 March 2011 Newman John 2012 Allan Braham 1937 2011 Burlmaga the Burlington Magazine 154 1312 489 490 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 7781099459 Alice Davis Hitchcock Medallion SAHGB Retrieved 16 July 2020 Tadgell Christopher 1 October 1983 Review The Architecture of the French Enlightenment by Allan Braham Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 42 3 302 303 doi 10 2307 989957 Braham Allan 1967 Durer London Spring Books OCLC 222278567 Braham Allan 1966 Murillo Londen Knowledge Publications OCLC 71714453 Braham Allan National Gallery Great Britain 1971 The National Gallery in London Italian painting of the high renaissance Munich Knorr amp Hirth OCLC 578400 Braham Allan National Gallery Great Britain 1972 Velazques London Trustees Publications Dept National Gallery OCLC 241012522 Braham Allan 1972 Rubens London National Gallery OCLC 901068036 Braham Allan 1973 The Leonardo Cartoon a short account of its history and significance London National Gallery OCLC 878437648 Braham Allan Victoria and Albert Museum 1975 Funeral decorations in early eighteenth century Rome London OCLC 471713878 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a CS1 maint location missing publisher link Braham Allan 1975 Architecture London National Gallery OCLC 717023742 Braham Allan 1976 The Rokeby Venus Velazquez London National Gallery ISBN 978 0 901791 59 7 OCLC 59983402 Braham Allan 1980 The architecture of French enlightenment London Thames and Hudson ISBN 978 0 500 23297 2 OCLC 638601617 Braham Allan 1989 The architecture of the French Enlightenment with 424 illustrations London Thames and Hudson ISBN 978 0 500 27570 2 OCLC 489854861 Braham Allan 1981 El Greco to Goya the taste for Spanish paintings in Britain and Ireland and catalogue S l s n OCLC 1123717073 Braham Allan 1985 Italian paintings of the sixteenth century London National Gallery in association with William Collins ISBN 978 0 00 217402 2 OCLC 988935855 Braham Allan Blunt Anthony 1960 L eglise du dome London Warburg Institute OCLC 272574013 MacLaren Neil Braham Allan 1970 The Spanish School 2nd edition revised by Allan Braham London National Gallery ISBN 978 0 901791 07 8 OCLC 562210572 Braham Allan Smith Peter R 1973 Francois Mansart London Paris A Zwemmer Diffusion Weber ISBN 978 0 302 02251 1 OCLC 469077449 Braham Allan Hager Hellmut 1977 Carlo Fontana the drawings at Windsor Castle London Zwemmer ISBN 978 0 302 02780 6 OCLC 868303929 Braham Allan National Gallery London 1978 Giovanni Battista Moroni 400th anniversary exhibition London Hillingdon Press OCLC 878406742 Braham Allan 1963 Mansart Studies I the Val de Grace Burlington Magazine 351 363 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583526 Braham Allan 1964 Mansart studies 4 the Chateau of Gesvres Burlington Magazine 359 363 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583525 Braham Allan 1968 Archbishop Fernando de Valdes y Llanos the problem of Velazquez s portrait Burlington Magazine 401 404 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583415 Braham Allan 1971 Drawings for Soufflot s Sainte Genevieve Burlington Magazine 582 590 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583433 Braham Allan 1973 A reappraisal of The introduction of the cult of Cybele at Rome by Mantegna Burlington Magazine 457 463 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583402 Braham Allan 1980 The Emperor Sigismund and the Santa Maria Maggiore Altar piece Burlington Magazine 106 112 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583306 Braham Allan 1980 Murillo s portrait of Don Justino de Neve Burlington Magazine 192 194 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583346 Braham Allan Whiteley Mary 1964 Louis le Vau s projects for the Louvre and the Colonnade 2 Gazette des beaux arts Fondee par Charles Blanc 6 347 362 ISSN 0016 5530 OCLC 888583524 Braham Allan Smith Peter 1965 Mansart studies 5 the church of the Minimes Burlington Magazine 123 132 ISSN 0007 6287 OCLC 888583466 Braham Allan Smith Peter 1965 Francois Mansart s work at the Hotel de Chavigny Gazette des beaux arts Fondee par Charles Blanc 6 317 330 ISSN 0016 5530 OCLC 888583465 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Allan Braham amp oldid 1222125216, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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