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Masters of Deception

Al Seckel

2004

Roberts' guide to Japanese museums

Laurance P. Roberts

1978

The Topkapi Saray Museum

Hülya Tezcan, J.M. Rogers

1988

Handbook of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

1906

Radical Museology

Claire Bishop

2013

Practical evaluation guide

Judy Diamond

1999

Between Memory and Museum

Arun Wolf, Gita Wolf

2017

Art and Memorial?: The Forgotten History of Canada's War Art (Beyond Boundaries: Canadian Defence and Strategic Studies)

Laura Brandon

2006

The dream colony

Walter Hopps

2017

Jewish Museum

Prestel

2002

Mr Bean

Joanna Strange

2008

Descriptive geometry

A. V. Millar

1913

Venice

Terisio Pignatti

1971

The perfect landscape

Ragna Sigur©ʻardo ttir

2012

Amelia Bedelia's Masterpiece

Herman Parish

2007

A handbook of the collection

Franklin W. Robinson, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art

1998

Museum

Danny Danziger

2008

The art of the Belgian galleries

Esther Singleton

1909

The National gallery, London: The northern Italian schools

Holroyd, Charles Sir

1907

The Brothers Grimm & their critics

Christa Kamenetsky

1992

American Art Directory 2016

N.J.) National Register Publishing Company (New Providence

2015

From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

Jill Clayburgh, E. L. Konigsburg

1967 ★ 4.2

The Burrell collection

Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum.

1983

My Museum Journal

Lisa Vihos, Shelly Kale

2000

Portrait miniatures in National Trust houses

Richard Walker, Alastair Laing

2005

Clay As Soft Power

Louise Allison Cort, Michael McGowan, Natsu Oyobe et al.

2022

Museums and Galleries of London

Abigail Willis

2001

Experience or interpretation

Nicholas Serota

1997

Museum piece

Anne Stuart

2012

The City Palace Museum, Udaipur

Andrew Topsfield

1990

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