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• Survivals of Sasanian & Manichaean art in Persian paintingThomas Walker Arnold
• Rajput paintingAsia Society
• Indian painting under the Mughals, A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1750Percy Brown
• Masterpieces : sixty reproductions of photographs from the original paintings by F. Hanfstaengl, affording examples of the different charactPhilips Wouwerman
• Athens, the violet-crowned, by Lilian Whiting ... Illustrated from photographsLilian Whiting
• Pompeii, its destruction and re-discovery, with engravings and descriptions of the art and architecture of its inhabitantsWilliam Gell
• Pompeii, its destruction and re-discovery, with engravings and descriptions of the art and architecture of its inhabitants. By Sir William GWilliam Gell
• Guide to an exhibition of Chinese and Japanese paintings (fourth to nineteenth century, A.D.) in the print and drawing galleryBritish Museum. Department of Prints and Drawings
• Chinese paintingJohn C. Ferguson
• Guide-posts to Chinese paintingLouise Wallace Hackney
• Special exhibition of Chinese paintings from the collection of the Museum : catalogueMetropolitan Museum of Art
• Pompeii, its life and art, by August Mau ... Tr. into English by Francis W. KelseyAugust Mau
• Exhibition of Chinese paintings through the agesCollege Art Association of America
• Catalogue of a collection of Chinese paintings in the possession of Dr. Frederick Peterson, by Berthold LauferFrederick Peterson
• Shiraz painting in the sixteenth centuryGrace Dunham Guest
• The masterpieces of Goya (1746-1828) : sixty reproductions of photographs from the original paintings, affording examples of the different cFrancisco Goya
• Chinese painting as reflected in the thought and art of Li Lung-mien, 1070-1106Agnes E. Meyer
• Painting illustrated in three diallogues : containing some choice observations upon the art, together with the lives of the most eminent paiWilliam Aglionby
• A treatise on paintingCennino Cennini
• A treatise on paintingLeonardo da Vinci
• A treatise on painting : in four parts : consisting of an essay on the education of the eye with reference to painting, and practical hints John Burnet
• Concerning painting; considerations theoretical and historical, by Kenyon Cox ... with thirty-two illustrationsKenyon Cox
• Lectures on painting. Delivered to the students of the Royal AcademyEdward Armitage
• The art in painting, by Albert C. Barnes. One hundred and six illustrationsAlbert C. Barnes
• The art in paintingAlbert C. Barnes
• Estimates in art, by Frank Jewett Mather, Jr. ... with ten representative illustrationsFrank Jewett Mather
• Painting popularly explained; including fresco, water-glass, oil, tempera, mosaic, encaustic, water-colour, miniature, painting on ivory, veThomas John Gullick
• W. M. Hunt's talks on art. [First-second series]William Morris Hunt
• The art of looking at pictures; an introduction to the old masters, by Carl H. P. Thurston; illustratedCarl H. P. Thurston
• The art of looking at pictures; and introduction to the old mastersCarl H. P. Thurston
• How to judge of a picture. Familiar talks in the gallery with the uncritical lovers of art.John C. Van Dyke
• A treatise on the art of painting, in all its branches; accompanied by seventy engraved plates, and exemplified by remarks on the paintings Gérard de Lairesse
• Hansegger : paintings 1949-1960John Konstantin Hansegger
• Painting and the personal equation, by Charles H. Woodbury, N.ACharles H. Woodbury
• Lectures on painting, by the royal academicians. Barry, Opie, and Fuseli. Ed., with an introduction and notes critical and illustrative, by Ralph Nicholson Wornum
• Picture readings; a study of paintings by the great mastersEdgar Packard
• Modern paintings as seen and described by great writers, collected and ed. by Esther Singleton; with numerous illustrationsEsther Singleton
• Pictures that every child should know; a selection of the world's art masterpieces for young peopleMary Schell Hoke Bacon
• The classic point of view; six lectures on painting. Delivered on the Scammon Foundation at the Art Institute of Chicago, in the year 1911, Kenyon Cox
• The technique of water-colour paintingLeonard Richmond
• The art of Mughal India: painting & precious objectsAsia Society
• Elements of plane and solid free-hand geometrical drawing, with lettering; and some elements of geometrical ornamental design, including theS. Edward Warren
• Catalogue of paintings and sculptureDetroit Museum of Art
• A complete system of land-surveying, both in thory and practice ... To which is added, the new art of surveying by the plain table. ... To tThomas Breaks
• Surveying improved: or, The whole art, both in theory and practice, fully demonstratedHenry Wilson
• Heavens, by Louis Untermeyer ... with a cover design and frontispiece by C. Bertram HartmanLouis Untermeyer
• Cherubs in artGustav Kobbé
• Of art: Plato to Picasso; aphorisms and observationsA. E. Gallatin
• The Graduate school of design and the education of planners, a report by Professer John Merriman GausJohn M. Gaus
• Simplified design of reinforced concreteHarry Parker
• Low dams. A manual of design for small water storage projectsUnited States. National Resources Committee. Water Resources Committee
• Poor Collins : his life, his art, and his influenceEdward Gay Ainsworth
• An album of prehistoric Canadian artHarlan Ingersoll Smith
• Montagnais art in birch-bark, a circumpolar traitFrank G. Speck
• Milton's theory of poetry and fine art : an essayIda Langdon
• Milton's knowledge of music : its sources and its significance in his worksSigmund Spaeth
• The principles of hydrostatics: designed for the use of students in the universitySamuel Vince
• An address delivered by William Morris at the distribution of prizes to students of the Birmingham Municipal School of Art on Feb. 21, 1894William Morris
• Art and the beauty of the earthWilliam Morris
• The works of Thomas Moore, comprending all his melodies, ballads, etc., never before published without the accompanying musicThomas Moore