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Acc. No. Author Title Vol. Ed. Place of Pub. & Pub. Date of Pub. Class No Acc. Date of Author Title Vol. Ed. Place of Pub. & Pub. Class No. No. Pub. 1984 1 Robert Coughlan The World of Michelangelo 9th Time-life Books 1981 700 2 Robert Wallace The of Leonardo 10th Netherland Time-life Books 1981 700 3 Francis Russell The World of Durer 4th Netherland Time-life Books 1980 700 4 John Russell The World of Matisse 5th U.S.A - Time life Books 1982 700 5 Diana Hirsh The World of Turner 5th U.S.A - Time life Books 1981 700 6 Robert Wallace The World of Bernini 5th Netherland Time-life Books 1980 700 7 Robert Wallace The World of Rembrandt 10th U.S.A - Time life Books 1982 700 8 Dale Brown The World of Vel’azques 5th U.S.A - Time life Books 1982 700 9 William Harlan The World of Rodin 5th Netherland Time-life Books 1978 700 10 Jay Williams The World of Titian 6th Amsterdam Time-life Books 1982 700 11 Sare Eimerl The World of Giotto 4th Netherland Time-life Books 1978 700 12 Robert Wallace The World of Van Gogh 11th U.S.A - Time life Books 1981 700 13 Richard W. Murphy The World of C’ezanne 7th Amsterdam Time-life Books 1982 700 14 Lael Wetenbaker The World of Picasso 4th Netherland Time-life Books 1974 700 15 Tom Prideaux The World of Delacroix 6th U.S.A - Time life Books 1981 700 16 Hans Koningsberger The World of Vermeer 6th Netherland Time-life Books 1979 700 17 Jonathan Norton Leonard The World of Gainsborough 5th Netherland Time-life Books 1979 700 18 Calvin Tomkins The World of Marcel Duchamp Netherland Time-life Books 1979 700 19 C.V. Wedgwood The World of Rubens 5th Netherland Time-life Books 1980 700 20 Pierre Schneider The World of Manet 7th U.S.A - Time life Books 1981 700 21 Richard Schickel The World of Goya 7th Amsterdam Time-life Books 1981 700 22 Americana Corporation The American Encycloped 1 N.Y. Americana Corp. 1977 R/031 23 Americana Corporation The American Encycloped 2 N.Y. Americana Corp. 1977 R/031 1 Acc. Date of Author Title Vol. Ed. Place of Pub. & Pub. 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