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• Indian sculpture and painting, illustrated by typical masterpieces, with an explanation of their motives and idealsE. B. Havell
• An introduction to the art of eastern AsiaAnanda K. Coomaraswamy
• Art of China, Japan and India; picture bookDetroit Institute of Arts
• Persian artRobert Murdoch Smith
• Mediæval Sinhalese artAnanda K. Coomaraswamy
• The art of Greater India, 3000 B.C.-1800 A.D.; an exhibition of Indian art presented under the patronage of the Embassy of India functioningLos Angeles County Museum
• Preliminary survey of east Asiatic art in the museums of EuropeDorothy Blair
• Chinese art, from the neolithic age through the Sung dynasty; exhibition at the New Jersey state museum, Trenton, from December 14, 1941 to New Jersey State Museum
• Tibetan religious artAntoinette K Gordon
• Outlines of Chinese artJohn C. Ferguson
• China magnificent : five thousand years of Chinese artDagny Carter
• Booker T. Washington, builder of a civilization, by Emmett J. Scott and Lyman Beecher Stowe; illustrated from photographsEmmett J. Scott
• University museum : section of oriental artUniversity of Pennsylvania. University Museum
• The tenth loan exhibition; Chinese art. The Detroit institute of arts, November 19 to December 12, 1929Detroit Institute of Arts
• Collection of Chinese and other Far Eastern artYamanaka & Company
• The Cloisters; the building and the collection of mediaeval art in Fort Tryon Park, by James J. RorimerCloisters
• The University prints. Oriental art. Series OUniversity Prints
• Chinese art; the Eumorfopoulos collectionVictoria and Albert Museum
• Exhibition of the Edgar Worch Collection of antique Chinese art at the Fifty-Sixth Street Galleries, IncEdgar Worch
• The masters of Ukioye; a complete historical description of Japanese paintings and color prints of the genre school, by Ernest Francisco FenErnest Francisco Fenollosa
• Japanese artSadakichi Hartmann
• Treasures from Japan; sculpture and decorative arts; a special loan exhibition, February 1957Honolulu Academy of Arts
• The ideals of the East : with special reference to the art of JapanKakuzō Okakura
• Impressions of Japanese architecture and the allied artsRalph Adams Cram
• Chinese art motives interpreted, by Winifred Reed Tredwell. With 23 illustrationsWinifred Reed Tredwell
• Negro art in Belgian CongoLéon Kochnitzky
• The visual experience; an introduction to artBates Lowry
• Art-hints. Architecture, sculpture, and painting.James Jackson Jarves
• Principles of imitative art: four lectures delivered before the Oxford art society, during Lent term, 1852George Butler
• The conception of artHenry Rankin Poore
• Art culture: a hand-book of art technicalities and criticisms, selected from the works of John Ruskin, and arranged and supplemented by Rev.John Ruskin
• Western art and the new era : an introduction to modern artKatherine S. Dreier
• Vasari on technique; being the introduction to the three arts of design, architecture, sculpture and painting, prefixed to the Lives of the Giorgio Vasari
• Comparative artEdwin Swift Balch
• A primer of visual art; the basis of advertising, posters, typography, textiles, display, interiors, ind. design, architecture, sculpture, pErnest Mundt
• The interpretation of art; essays on the art criticism of John Ruskin, Walter Pater, Clive Bell, Roger Fry, and Herbert ReadSolomon Fishman
• Appreciation of art, by Blanche G. LoveridgeBlanche Grosbec Loveridge
• Chinese art; one hundred plates in colour reproducing pottery & porcelain of all periods, jades, lacquer, paintings, bronzes, furniture, etcR. L. Hobson
• The art of enjoying artA. Philip McMahon
• Art professions in the United StatesElizabeth McCausland
• The limitations of verbal criticism of works of artSamuel Isham
• The appreciation of artEugen Neuhaus
• The enjoyment of art, by Carleton NoyesCarleton Eldredge Noyes
• The gate of appreciation; studies in the relation of art to life, by Carleton NoyesCarleton Eldredge Noyes
• How to see modern pictures; an extension of the design principle into three dimensions and an explanation of its basic application to the woRalph M. Pearson
• Art and environment, by Lisle March Phillipps; with twenty-six illustrationsL. March Phillipps
• Art culture: a hand-book of art technicalities and criticisms, selected from the works of John RuskinJohn Ruskin
• The ministry of artFrank Milton Bristol
• Art in every day lifeHarriet Irene Goldstein
• Every man his own art critic at the Manchester exhibition, 1887Patrick Geddes
• Every man his own art critic. (Glasgow exhibition, 1888.) An introduction to the study of picturesPatrick Geddes
• Ultra-violet rays and their use in the examination of works of art, by James J. RorimerJames Joseph Rorimer
• The ministry of artRalph Adams Cram
• Old masters and new; essays in art criticismKenyon Cox
• Art for life's sake; an application of the principles of art to the ideals and conduct of individual and collective life, by Charles H. CaffCharles H. Caffin
• Essays on artA. Clutton-Brock
• Art and common senseRoyal Cortissoz
• Sketches of art and architecture. The Acropolis at Athens, tomb of Shakespeare, Greek sculpture, St. Peter's at Rome, Roman art, ConstantinoJohn T Michau
• Artist and public, and other essays on art subjects, by Kenyon Cox; with thirty-two illustrationsKenyon Cox
• Papers on artJ. Comyns Carr