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Urbino, L. B. (Levina Buoncuore), -1888 (Personal Name)

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Preferred form: Urbino, L. B. (Levina Buoncuore), -1888

Used for/see from:

Boncœur, L. (Levina), -1888
Cuore, L. B. (Levina Buon), -1888
Earlier heading: Urbino, L. B. (Levina Buoncuore), d. 1888
Urbino, L. B., Madame, -1888
Urbino, Lavina Bouncoure, -1888
Urbino, Lavinia Buoncuore, -1888
Earlier heading: Urbino, Levina (Buoncuore)
Urbino, Levina Buoncuore, -1888
Urbino, S. R., Mrs., -1888
Urbino, Samson R., Mrs., -1888

Notes

Hdg rev per Desc Pol

Fallet, C. The princes of art, 1870: t.p. (Mrs. S.R. Urbino)

LC manual auth. cd. (hdg.: Urbino, Levina (Buoncuore); usage: L.B. Urbino, L.B. Cuore, L. Boncœur, Mrs. S.R. Urbino; info.: L.B. stands for Levina Buoncuore, or Lavinia Buoncuore; she was the wife of Samson R. Urbino)

Boston even. trans., Feb. 21, 1888 (Mrs. Lavina Urbino, wife of S.R. Urbino, founder of the Foreign Library now conducted by Carol Schoenhof; native of Italy; family name Bouncoure; taught music, languages; artist, author; d. at West Newton Feb. 17, 1888)

Urbino, L. B. (Levina Buoncuore), d 1888. Art recreations, 1869: t.p. (Madame L.B. Urbino)