The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Islamic Art in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ed. by RichardEttinghausen. 340 pp., 402 ills. (2 in color).Jean Arp, from the Collections of Mme Marguerite Arp and Arthur andMadeleine Lejwa, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Introduction byHenry Geldzahler. 48 pp., 33 ills. (12 in color).John Singer Sargent: A Selection of Drawings and Watercolors fromThe Metropolitan Museum of Art. Natalie Spassky. 16 pp., 7 ills.Josef Albers at The Metropolitan Museum of Art: An Exhibition of HisPaintings and Prints. Introduction by Henry Geldzahler. 76 pp., 48 ills.(13 in color).A King’s Book of Kings: The Houghton Shah-nameh. Synopses of theStories Illustrated in the Exhibition. Comp. by Marie LukensSwietochowski and Suzanne Boorsch. 17 pp.A King’s Book of Kings: The Shah-nameh of Shah Tahmasp. Stuart CaryWelch. 200 pp., 99 ills. (55 in color).Medieval Monuments at the Cloisters as They Were and as They Are.James J. Rorimer. Revised ed. by Katherine Serrell Rorimer. 84 pp.,103 ills.Northern European Clocks in New York Collections. Clare Vincent.25 pp., 28 ills.The Painter’s Light. John Walsh Jr. 13 pp., 9 ills.Portrait of the Artist. John Walsh Jr., with the assistance of Weston J.Naef and Miranda McClintic. 18 pp., 13 ills.Presenting Stefano della Bella: Seventeenth-Century Printmaker. PhyllisDearborn Massar. 144 pp., 184 ills.Prints and People: A Social History of Printed Pictures. A. Hyatt Mayor.496 pp., 752 ills.Re-Used Blocks from the Pyramid of Amenemhet I at Lisht. HansGoedicke. Publications of The Metropolitan Museum of Art EgyptianExpedition, vol. 20. 162 pp., 157 ills.Will Bradley. Roberta Wong. 20 pp., 8 ills.Winslow Homer: A Selection of Prints, Drawings and Watercolorsfrom The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Natalie Spassky. 20 pp.,8 ills.Metropolitan Museum JournalMetropolitan Museum Journal. Vol. 4 (1971). 192 pp., 197 ills.