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Olga Tsapina

Olga Tsapina

Olga Tsapina

Norris Foundation Curator of American History

Department: Library, Curatorial Department (626-405-2203)

otsapina@huntington.org

626-405-2209


Olga Tsapina, Ph.D., has been at The Huntington since 1998, before which she was the curator of the collection of Russian 18th-century printed and manuscript materials at the Division of Rare Books and Manuscripts at Moscow University Library. She holds her Ph.D. in history from the Moscow Lomonosov University, and her scholarly interests include comparative studies of religious Enlightenment, the history of autograph manuscript collecting in the United States, and correspondence networks in British America. Tsapina’s most recent exhibition at The Huntington was “The U.S. Constitution and the End of American Slavery.”


Verso

Proclaiming Independence

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A Founding Document

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Beyond All Earthly Power

Beyond All Earthly Power

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Extraordinary Expenses

Extraordinary Expenses

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“Release the Vessel & Cargo”

“Release the Vessel & Cargo”

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Of Rats and Men

Of Rats and Men

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In the Back of God’s Elbow

In the Back of God’s Elbow

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