Art History and World Culture Monographs & Reproductions

[Car™n Lazar]

Museographs is a periodical of art history and world culture that comes
with full-color laminated reproductions. Great for students, teachers,
collectors and those interested in the world we live in. Each issue comes
with a monograph that discusses art, history, culture, biographical
information, myths, legends, stories, production techniques and more.
Reproductions have additional information on the backside of each. The
publication is three-hole punched to conveniently fit into a standard
8-1/2 x 11 inch binder.

Titles currently include:
Japanese Satsuma Pottery,
Contemporary African American Folk Art,
Shaker Design,
Mexican Paintings I: 19th and 20th centuries,
American Indians I: The Sioux,
Appalachian Handicrafts,
American Indians II: The Cherokee,
Cultural Crossroads I: The Old City of Jerusalem,
The Art of Islam,
Illuminated Manuscripts,
Mexican Folk Art,
American Indians III: The Kanien'kehaka (the Mohawk).

In progress:
Art, Myth & Legend
Cultural Crossroads II: Istanbul.

For more information, e-mail us at laz...@mindspring.com, or see our
web pages at
http://www.mindspring.com/~lazargrp/museographs.html.

Happily reviewed by American Libraries, School Arts and others.
Currently used in K-12 school, colleges, universities, museums and museum
shops.

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Caron Caswell Lazar, Author & Publisher, Museographs