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Metropolitan Museum of Art Books

February 28, 2016Archaeology and Antiquities, Art, Egypt, Iraq, Orientalist Art, Teaching Resourcestabsir

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You can download fifty years of publications by the Metropolitan Museum of Art for free. Yes, for free. There are books on the art of Islamic Spain, Egypt, the Near East, etc. Check it out here.

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