Harvard's Art Museums: 100 Years of Collecting (edition 1996)

by James B. Cuno (Author), Harvard University Art Museums (Corporate Author)

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The museums' remarkable record of scholarship & acquisition has provided Harvard students & the public with the chance to enjoy & learn from superb works of art. The collections range from Asian & Indian art to Impressionist, prints, drawings, etc.

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Title:	Harvard's Art Museums: 100 Years of Collecting
Authors:	James B. Cuno (Author)
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Info:	Wm Hays Fogg Art Museum (1996)
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