The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Morales, Esther M., Michael B. Norris, Alice W. Schwarz, and Edith W.Watts. A Masterwork of Byzantine Art: The David Plates, the Story ofDavid and Goliath. Printed materials, 9 slides, activity cards,1 poster.Morrall, Sassy Kohlmeyer. Rococo Fantasy: French Eighteenth-CenturyArt. Family Guide. (Complimentary publication).Morris, Edwin. Scents of Time: Perfume from Ancient Egypt to the 21stCentury. 112 pp., with 8 historic perfumes in glass bottles. Full colorthroughout.Mühlberger, Richard. What Makes a . . . a . . . ? Series: Degas, Van Gogh,Monet, and Rembrandt. 48 pp. each. Full color throughout.Mühlberger, Richard. What Makes a Goya a Goya? . . . a Cassatt aCassatt?, a Picasso a Picasso?, a Leonardo a Leonardo? 4 books,48 pp. each. Full color throughout.Mühlberger, Richard. What Makes a Van Gogh a Van Gogh? . . . aRembrandt a Rembrandt?, a Monet a Monet?, a Bruegel a Bruegel?,a Degas a Degas?, a Raphael a Raphael? 6 books, 48 pp. each. Fullcolor throughout.Murase, Miyeko. Bridge of Dreams: The Mary Griggs Burke Collection ofJapanese Art. 464 pp., 449 ills. (320 in color).Murase, Miyeko. Japanese Art: Selections from the Mary and JacksonBurke Collection. 364 pp., 255 ills. (16 in color).Murase, Miyeko, with contributions by Sylvan Barnet and WilliamBurto, Karen L. Brock, Sondra Castile, Maxwell K. Hearn, TadayukiKasashima, Denise Patry Leidy, Masako Watanabe, and Yūji Yamashita.The Written Image: Japanese Calligraphy and Painting from the SylvanBarnet and William Burto Collection. 208 pp., 108 ills. (75 in color).Murase, Miyeko, and Judith G. Smith, eds. The Arts of Japan: AnInternational Symposium. 264 pp., 249 ills.Murase, Miyeko, ed., with contributions by Jun’ichi Takeuchi andMutsuko Amemiya, João Paulo Oliveira e Costa, Joyce Denney, HideakiFurukawa, Jun’ichi Hayashi, Yoshiaki Itō, Taishū Komatsu, Andrew L.Maske, Terry Satsuki Milhaupt, Tadayoshi Miyoshi, Miyeko Murase,Akira Nagoya, Katsushi Narusawa, Yasumasa Oka, Shunroku Okudaira,Susumu Shimasaki, Misato Shōmura, Masako Watanabe, and Richard L.Wilson. Turning Point: Oribe and the Arts of Sixteenth-Century Japan.340 pp., 230 ills. (202 in color).Murck, Alfreda, and Wen C. Fong, eds. Words and Images: ChinesePoetry, Calligraphy, and Painting. 616 pp., 255 ills.