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Title Archives of American Art Journal
Additional Titles Journal of the Archives of American Art
Publisher Detroit, Mich. : Archives of American Art
Chicago, IL : University of Chicago Press
Creation Date [1964]-2015
Notes Title from title screen (JSTOR, viewed Nov. 13, 2005).
Also issued in print.
Vol. 10 comprised of the monograph: Archives of American Art : a directory of resources, by Garnett McCoy (New York : R.R. Bowker Co., 1972).
Quarterly Bulletin (Archives of American Art) (CKB)991042728927474 (DLC)2005237304 (OCoLC)62266452 2327-0675
Quarterly
Extent v. : ill.
28 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 997007607670205171
MARC RECORDS
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