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Q. How can I learn more about art history?

Answered By: Anne Sticksel

Last Updated: Apr 07, 2017 Views: 14

A good place to start is the Art & Architecture LibGuide, which will introduce you to some key resources for art history. Contact Art Library staff to arrange a research consultation or instruction session.

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