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		The Art of the Book: Illustration and Design, 1650 to Present, Joan Stack, ed. (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 2006) A catalogue of images and objects displayed in the exhibition The Art of the Book: Illustration and Design, 1650 to Present which is a follow up to the highly successful 2003 exhibition The Art of the Book:1000-1650. The catalogue traces the evolution of book design over four centuries and shows how entrepreneurial publishers brought famous artists and authors together to produce special deluxe editions of various texts. Also explored is the twentieth-century phenomenon of “artists’ books,” which function primarily as aesthetic objects. The exhibition and catalogue are the result of collaboration between the Museum of Art and Archaeology and the University of Missouri-Columbia Libraries. Featured are holdings from the MU Libraries Special Collections Division and the Museum of Art and Archaeology’s permanent collection, as well as objects on loan from The Missouri State Historical Society and by private collectors. 94 pages, soft cover, 54 color plates, ISBN 0-910501-38-6; $5.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Feeling, Thought and Spirit: The Ceramic Works of Glen Lukens, Guest Curator Greig Thompson, ed. (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 2006) This exhibition catalogue features the ceramic and glass works created by Missouri-born ceramicist, Glenn Lukens. At a time when an emphasis on design and decoration dominated American pottery production, Glen Lukens cast aside tradition to explore the expressive potential of ceramic materials. In the first half of the twentieth century, Lukens pioneered a bold approach to pottery, producing simple, massive forms that married bright colors to raw surfaces. His innovations were a boon to the California dinnerware industry of the 1930s. He also worked with glass, paying special attention to the development of the vessels’ colors. An award-winning ceramicist and teacher, Glen Lukens helped change the way we see and interpret ceramics today. 40 pages, soft cover, 36 color plates, ISBN 0-910501-36-X; $9.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Testament of Time: Selected Objects from the Collection of Palestinian Antiquities in the Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia, Jane Biers and James Terry, eds. (Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2004) A catalogue of selected antiquities that illuminates not only the long history of human activity in the southern Levant but also the long-standing connection between the Museum of Art and Archaeology at the University of Missouri-Columbia and the archaeology of that region. The objects high-lighted date from the fourth millennium B.C.E. to the eight century C.E. and also include finds from the university’s excavations at Tel Anafa and Jalame. With contributions by Andrea Berlin, Jane Biers, J. J. Dobbins, Steven J. Friesen, Benton Kidd, Albert Leonard, Jr., Kate MacKay, Gloria S. Merker, Patricia V. Podzorski, Marcus L. Rautman, Kathleen Warner Slane, James Terry and Saul S. Weinberg. Introduction by Sharon C. Herbert. 226 pages, hardcover, over 200 b&w illustrations, 17 color, ISBN 0-8386-3975-5; $49.50 Available from Fairleigh Dickinson University Press: www.fdu.edu/newspubs/fdupress.html
		The Art of the Book: Manuscripts and Early Printing 1000–1650, Joan Stack, ed. (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 2003) A catalogue of images and objects displayed in the exhibition The Art of the Book: 1000–1650. The work chronicles a formative period in the evolution of thought, scholarship, librarianship, and the technology of the written word. The exhibition and catalogue are the result of a collaboration between the Museum of Art and Archaeology and the University of Missouri-Columbia Libraries. Featured are holdings from the MU Libraries Special Collections Division and from the Museum of Art and Archaeology’s permanent collection, as well as objects lent by private collectors. 111 pages, soft cover, 87 color plates, no ISBN; $5.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, Corinthian, Attic Black-Figure, Six’s Technique, Attic Red-Figure, Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia, Fasc. 1 [U.S.A. Fasc. 36], William R. Biers, Lisa V. Benson (Philipp von Zabern, 2002) This fascicle contains the archaic Corinthian, Attic Black- and Red-Figure pottery and Attic pottery decorated in Six’s technique in the Greek vase collection of the Museum of Art and Archaeology. Four Protocorinthian, ten Corinthian, eight black-figure, and nine red-figure vases, together with one Six’s technique lekythos, are published with text, profile drawings, and black and white plates. 40 pages, 13 figures, 33 b&w plates, ISBN 3-8053-2844-3 Available from Philipp von Zabern, Mainz: www.kunstbuecher-online.de/zabern
		The Samuel H. Kress Study Collection at the University of Missouri, Norman Land, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1999) In 1961, the Samuel H. Kress Foundation gave fourteen Old Master paintings to the Museum of Art and Archaeology. These form the core of the Museum’s Western art collection. Representing the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the collection demonstrates not only the chronological progression of styles but also the geographic range of Italian art. The paintings include altarpieces, portraits, sacred and mythological images, and genre pieces. The catalog also recognizes the cultural impact and historical significance of one of America’s great collectors. An introductory essay by Marilyn Perry, then Kress Foundation president, recounts the history of the Kress Collection. 120 pages, 32 b&w illus., 18 color, ISBN 0-8262-1241-7; $39.95 Available from University of Missouri Press: www.umsystem.edu/press
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		Commitment: Fatherhood in Black America, Marlene Perchinske, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1998) Offering an eloquent combination of fifty black-and-white photographs and poignant quotations from the fathers and children portrayed, Commitment provides a powerful rendition of fatherhood in black America. This catalogue gives a positive image of fatherhood, depicting black men who are supportive and nurturing parents. Photographers Carole Patterson and Anthony Barboza have contributed portraits that provide valuable insight into American culture. 113 pages, 50 b&w illus., ISBN 0-8262-1157-7; $29.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		New Light on a Dark Age: Exploring the Culture of Geometric Greece, Susan Langdon, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1997) These nine essays were originally presented at a symposium held on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus in conjunction with the exhibition From Pasture to Polis: Art in the Age of Homer. The essays, by some of the most prominent scholars in the field, reflect a diversity of approaches to studying the development of the early Iron Age. They cover four major topics: evidence for the rise of the polis, sources and uses of artistic form and iconography, development in cults around Greece, and issues of poetry and narrative. Linking these topics are the themes of social change; mortuary practices; growth and use of sacred places; social, literary, and artistic applications of style; and Greece and the outside world. 247 pages, 63 b&w illus., ISBN 0-8262-1099-6; $34.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Andrea Berlin and Kathleen Warner Slane, Tel Anafa II, i, The Hellenistic and Roman Pottery, ed. Sharon C. Herbert, (Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplement 10, II, i), Ann Arbor 1997.
		Show Me Sculpture: a Guide to Missouri’s Outdoor Sculpture, Marie Nau Hunter (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1996?) Save Outdoor Sculpture!, a nationwide project initiated by the National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, and the National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property, awarded a grant to research, photograph and conduct on-site condition reports of more than 200 monuments in Missouri. This guide is the result of almost two and one-half year’s work that has produced a permanent record of public art in Missouri. Thirty-seven works are fully described and illustrated; the remainder are listed in an index. 63 pages, 38 b&w illus., no ISBN; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Sharon C. Herbert et al. Tel Anafa I, i and I, ii, Final Report on Ten Years of Excavation at a Hellenistic and Roman Settlement in Northern Israel, (Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplement 10, I, i and I, ii), Ann Arbor 1994.
		From Pasture to Polis: Art in the Age of Homer, Susan Langdon, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1993) This exhibition catalogue collects 101 artifacts of the Geometric period in Greece, 1000–700 B.C. Drawn from American museums and collections, the artifacts, some published here for the first time, illustrate the art and culture of a crucial period of Greek history. An introduction summarizes the nature of the Geometric world. Five briefer essays synthesize the individual cataloged works and relate them to their larger cultural context. Interconnections of Geometric art and literature are explored in an introductory essay. 250 pages, 154 b&w illus., 16 color plates, ISBN 0-8262-0928-9; $34.95 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		The Art of the July Monarchy: France 1830 to 1848 (University of Missouri Press, 1990) In the years between 1830 and 1848, the period known as the July Monarchy, French art underwent a major transformation from romanticism to realism. This catalogue illuminates the complexity of the time, by providing an in-depth examination of all the trends of the period. Essays by major scholars discuss the historical context and artistic background, history painting and landscape painting, portraiture, caricature, book illustration, and the advent of realism. A catalogue of 175 objects in the exhibition completes the work, which was published in conjunction with the celebration in 1989 of the sesquicentennial of the founding of the University of Missouri. 313 pages, 225 b&w illus., 48 color plates, ISBN 0-8262-0721-9; $49.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Lawrence McKinin, a Retrospective Exhibition (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1983) The exhibition dealt with dual aspects of McKinin’s career: his studio paintings and drawings, and his silversmithing. An introduction places the artist’s paintings and drawings in an art historical perspective; an essay on the jewelry and silver objects created by the artist relates his work to contemporary movements in painting and sculpture. 46 pages, 55 b&w illus., 6 color plates, ISBN 0-910501-01-7; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Illustrated Museum Handbook: A Guide to the Collections in the Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia, Osmund Overby, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1982) This handbook suggests the variety and depth of the collections of the Museum of Art and Archaeology, presenting important and significant pieces, through a selection of nearly 200 works. These are grouped in sections on ancient art, painting and sculpture, prints and drawings, south and southeast Asian art, Pre-Columbian, Oceanic and African art, and oriental art. Descriptive information is included for each object with a discussion of its historical significance. 135 pages, 133 b&w illus., 32 color plates, ISBN 0-8262-0366-3; (hard cover), $27.50; 0-8262-0367-1 (pbk.) $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Studies in Cypriote Archaeology, Monograph XVIII, Jane Biers and David Soren, eds. (Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1981) The papers are the result of a symposium, “Recent Developments in Cypriote Archaeology,” held at the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1979 to celebrate 25 years of involvement by the University of Missouri in Cyprus. The papers cover work in the Vasilikos Valkey, at Phaneromeni, in the Paphos region, and at Kourion. A final essay on a probably spurious late Cypriote boat model concludes the volume. 189 pages, 82 b&w illus., ISBN 0-917956-23-0; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		British Comic Art 1730–1830: From the Yale Center for British Art, Patricia Crown (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1988) Accompanying an exhibition, this publication discusses the flourishing of comic art in England during the period 1730–1830. An introductory essay by Patricia Crown is followed by a list of works included in the exhibition. 31 pages, 13 b&w illus., no ISBN; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Excavations at Jalame: Site of a Glass factory in Late Roman Palestine, Gladys D. Weinberg, ed. (University of Missouri Press, 1988) This volume documents the first systematic investigation of a Roman Palestinian glass factory. A joint expedition of the Corning Museum of Glass and the University of Missouri began work in 1964 on the site of Jalame, not far from Haifa. Thousands of glass vessel fragments and tons of glass waste, the remains of the glass furnace, masses of pottery, lamps, coins, and other objects are published in this volume. 378 pages, 13 b&w and 4 color plates, plans and line drawings, ISBN 0-8262-0409-0; $85.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Fred Shane: Paintings 1923–1979, a Retrospective Exhibition (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1982) The catalogue presents a representative review of Fred Shane’s entire career. Drawn from the collections of the Museum of Art and Archaeology and the State Historical Society, as well as private collections, it illustrates forty-five works, in color or black and white. An introduction by Sidney Larson describes Shane’s life and traces the development of his art. 48 pages, 37 b&w illus., 8 color plates, ISBN 0-910501-00-9; $7.50 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Gandharan Sculpture: A Catalogue of the Collection in the Museum of Art and Archaeology, Sarla D. Nagar (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1981) This catalogue publishes fifty-six Gandharan stone and stucco objects in the permanent collection of the Museum of Art and Archaeology. The descriptions are divided into sections: relief’s depicting the Buddha’s life stories, his miracles, and secular scenes, including single statues of Buddha and Bodhisattva; architectural and decorative elements; reliquaries and relic caskets; utilitarian objects, all of stone; and works in stucco. 72 pages, 58 b&w illus., no ISBN; $6.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities, 2, The Cypriote Collection of the Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri-Columbia, Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology, 20:2, Paul Åstrom, Jane Biers, and others (Paul Åstroms Förlag, 1979) A catalogue of all Cypriote antiquities acquired by the Museum of Art and Archaeology up to 1979, excepting the excavation material from Phaneromeni. Included is pottery from all periods, terracottas, lamps, and one small stone sculpture. 58 pages, 98 b&w illus., ISBN 91-85058-22; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Early Books on Art 1500 to 1800, Marcia Collins and Norman E. Land (Museum of Art and Archaeology, 1977) This catalogue publishes a selection of books in the Special Collections Division of Ellis Library at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The catalogue is divided into three sections: Lives of the Artists, Theory and History of Art, and Architecture. The catalogue accompanied an exhibition held on the occasion of the annual meeting of the Midwest Art History Society and the Missouri-Kansas Chapter of the Art Libraries Society of North America. 64 pages, 7 b&w illus., no ISBN; $4.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
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		MUSE, Annual of the Museum of Art and Archaeology, vols. 1–35, 1967–2001 This annual publication contains illustrated, scholarly articles on works of art in the Museum of Art and Archaeology’s collections, annual reports, and articles on excavations conducted or supported by the Museum.
		Volumes 33, 34 & 35, 1999–2001 Four articles on stucco from Tel Anafa, Israel, inscribed Greek sling bullets, Altobello Melone’s sixteenth-century altarpiece, four etchings from the 1846 Comic Almanack; annual reports. 134 pages, 59 b&w illus.; $12.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volumes 31 & 32, 1997–1998 Five articles on a sixteenth-century altarpiece, studies for the murals in the State Capitol, Jefferson City, Missouri, a pair of Roman bronze cymbals, a fragmentary Roman mosaic, and objects associated with the Roman god Men; annual reports. 140 pages, 89 b&w illus.; available only to institutions in exchange.
		Volumes 29 & 30, 1995–1996 Four articles on theriac, eight Roman bone statuettes, a seventh-century Greek bronze handle, and a Roman marble circus sarcophagus; annual reports. 126 pages, 69 b&w illus.; $12.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volumes 27 & 28, 1993–1994 Five articles on a portrait of the Roman emperor Hadrian, six lead plaques of the Danube-Rider Cult, a Baroque portrait of David with head of Goliath, Paris Bordone’s Athena Scorning the Advances of Hephaistus, and a still-life painting by American artist Claude Raguet Hirst; annual reports. 111 pages, 37 b&w illus.; $12.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 26, 1992 Five articles on pottery from Tel Anafa, Israel, a third-century B.C.E. Calenian ware kylix, a Roman relief mirror, three early Byzantine ornaments, and two eighteenth-century French prints; annual reports. 84 pages, 62 b&w illus.; $12.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 25, 1991 Excavation report on Kalavasos-Kopetra, Cyprus; four articles on a late eighth- to early seventh-century B.C.E. bronze figure from Crete, an Egyptian ostracon, a sixth or fifth century B.C.E. bronze bowl from Israel, and fifteen Mycenean vases; annual reports; index to volumes 1-24. 86 pages, 74 b&w illus.; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 23 & 24, 1989–1990 Excavation report on Kalavasos-Kopetra, Cyprus; six articles on a seventh-century B.C.E. East Greek oinochoe, a sixth century, Attic, black-figure lekythos, two Etruscan votive heads, a Roman bronze base from Syria, a Byzantine gold finger ring of the empress Eudocia, and a nineteenth-century Japanese hanging scroll; annual reports. 162 pages, 99 b&w illus.; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 22, 1988 Excavation report on Kalavasos-Kopetra, Cyprus; four articles on a Syro-Palestinian, mid-second century B.C.E. pottery bowl, a bronze figure of enthroned Buddha, Ansiaux’s painting, Alexander, Apelles, and Campaspe, and an Asante sculpture; annual reports. 134 pages, 87 b&w illus.; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 21, 1987 Excavation report on Kalavasos-Kopetra, Cyprus; two articles on two Greek bronze animal figurines of the eighth century B.C.E. and an eighteenth-century Japanese painting of the Rimpa style; annual reports. 83 pages, 55 b&w illus.; $10.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 20, 1986 Four articles on a Roman glass juglet, a South Indian sculpture of victorious Durga, a late sixteenth-century painting by Hans Rottenhammer, and four paintings by Frederick Oakes Sylvester; annual reports. 99 pages, 47 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 19, 1985 Four articles on Greek glass perfume vases, an Etruscan mirror, a Nepalese wedding ceremony vessel, and an inscription at Mirobriga, Portugal; annual reports. 77 pages, 58 b&w illus., one color plate; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 18, 1984 Excavation report on Mirobriga, Portugal; four articles on a Greek vase in form of a resting duck, two representations of the Moon-god Men, a drawing by Domenico Tiepolo, and an Egyptian bronze ushebty of Psusennes 1; annual reports. 84 pages, 58 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 17, 1983 Excavation reports on Mirobriga, Portugal, and Naukratis, Egypt; three articles on a Mycenaean seal, a late Coptic tunic, and conservation of the tunic; annual reports. 112 pages, 101 b&w illus., two color plates; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 16, 1982 Excavation reports on Mirobriga, Portugal, and Naukratis, Egypt; three articles on a Roman spoon with dedication to Hecate, an oil sketch by Luca Giordano, and an Attic red-figure kylix by the Curtius Painter; annual report. 88 pages, 63 b&w illus., three color plates; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 15, 1981 Excavation reports on Tel Anafa, Israel, Mirobriga, Portugal, and Naukratis, Egypt; three articles on Hubert Robert’s painting, Temptation of a Saint, an Etruscan engraved mirror, and three seventh-century B.C.E. Cretan objects; annual report. 71 pages, 70 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 14, 1980 Exacavation reports on Kourion, Cyprus, Monte Castellazzo, Sicily, and Tel Anafa, Israel; four articles on paintings by American artist Douglass Freed, two Hellenistic turquoise gems from Iran, Duchange’s engraving La paix confirmée dans le ciel, after Rubens’ series, The Life of Marie de’ Medici, and five Greek vases from Boeotia; annual reports. 64 pages, 52 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 13, 1979 Excavation reports on Tel Anafa, Israel, and Kourion, Cyprus; three articles on four leaves from Aldus Manutius’ 16th-century book, Hypnerotomachia di Poliphili, a sixth-century B.C.E. Etruscan mask cup, and glass vessels from Palestine in the later Hellenistic period.; annual reports. 72 pages, 73 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 12, 1978 Excavation report on Tel Anafa, Israel; three articles on a Moabite shrine group, Samuel Lancaster Gerry’s painting of the Lake of Avernus, and two vessels of the Iron Age Este Cultural Tradition; annual reports. 64 pages, 72 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 11, 1977 Four articles on a Hellenistic terracotta votive shield, a statuette of Attis, two 18th-century gold snuffboxes, a painting by Dean Cornwell, The Church of the Holy Sepulcher; annual reports; and index to volumes 1-10. 64 pages, 67 b&w illus., one color plate; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 10, 1976 Article on two silver casters by Paul Revere; annual reports. 48 pages, 76 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 9, 1975 Five articles on a Roman game counter, a Roman portrait of the empress Crispina, an Etruscan bone mirror handle, a sixteenth-century engraving by Etienne Delaune, and a painted scroll from West Bengal; annual reports. 48 pages, 63 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 8, 1974 Excavation report on Tel Anafa, Israel; four articles on a fragmentary Attic, red-figure vase by the Aegisthus Painter, a syncretistic statuette of the god Sabazius, a late seventeenth- or early eighteenth-century ivory statuette of the Madonna and Child by David Le Marchand, an early nineteenth-century miniature by Stanislaus Corwin Kollakowski; annual reports. 48 pages, 58 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 7, 1973 Five articles on a fifth century B.C.E. Attic head vase, a Roman funerary urn, a rock crystal vessel, a seventeenth-century Spanish glass chalice, twelve Jaina bronzes; annual reports. 48 pages, 52 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 6, 1972 Excavation reports on Tel Anafa, Israel, and Phlius, Greece; four articles on a sixth-century B.C.E. black-figure Attic cup, a pilgrimage to Indian museums, a nineteenth-century American portrait of a lady, and a fragment of a mural from Teotihuacán; annual reports. 48 pages, 66 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 5, 1971 Excavation reports on Tel Anafa, Israel, and Phlius, Greece; surveys of the Etruscan port at Populonia and Champagne, France, and the Ardennes, Luxembourg; three articles on seventh-century B.C.E. relief amphoras from Crete, a seventh-century Etruscan impasto jar, and an early sixteenth-century Italian engraving by Agostino Veneziano; annual reports. 48 pages, 69 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 4, 1970 Excavation report on Tel Anafa, Israel; four articles on four figures of Virabhadra from South India, a nineteenth-century flower-painting, a Roman lead-glazed head vase, and a votive Sabazius hand; annual reports. 48 pages, 74 b&w illus.; $5.00 Available from the Museum of Art and Archaeology. See How to Order.
		Volume 3, 1969 Excavation report on Tel Anafa, Israel; four articles on a Greek lekythos in Six’s technique, an agate bowl from Egypt, a Roman marble dedicatory stele, and a figure of Hayagriva from Central India; annual reports. 48 pages, 95 b&w illus.; available only to institutions in exchange.
		Volume 2, 1968 Excavation report on Jalame, Israel; three articles on an Attic, black-figure pelike of the fifth century B.C.E., a bimetallic medallion of Trebonianus Gallus and Volusian, and a Gothic ivory with relief of the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem; annual reports. 32 pages, 41 b&w illus.; available only to institutions in exchange.
		Volume 1, 1967 Two articles on a Hellenistic Homeric bowl and four sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Italian drawings. 32 pages, 48 b&w illus.; available only to institutions in exchange.
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		Links to publishers for Testament of Time, Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, and The Samuel H. Kress Study Collection are included with the publication description (above). For all other publications, please contact the Museum of Art and Archaeology: 1 Pickard Hall University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, MO 65211 U.S.A. Please include a check with your order. All orders must be prepaid. Please make check payable to the Museum of Art and Archaeology. For postage and handling add $3.50 for the first title and $1.00 for each additional title for shipping UPS. Missouri residents add 7.35% sales tax. Foreign orders will be invoiced. Books are sold on a non-returnable basis (except for exchanges for books damaged in shipping). Summary: MVSE, Annual of the Museum of Art and Archaeology, vols. 1–32, 1967–1998 Volumes 1–3, 1967–1969, available only to institutions in exchange Volumes 4–20, 1970–1986, $5.00 Volumes 21–25, 1987–1991, $10.00 Volumes 26–30, 1992–1996, $12.00 Volumes 31 & 32, 1997–1998, available only to institutions in exchange
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