The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin: Summer 1966 [Part One] w/ Photocopied Letter from A. Hyatt Mayor

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New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1966. Periodical, illus. wraps. Light wear. CONTENTS: "Four 15th-Century Crucifixions" (McKendry); "Rubens and the Woodcuts of Christoffel Jegher" (Myers); "Monuments on Paper" (Byrne); "Original Portraits, etc." (Karpinski). Tipped in is a photocopy of a three-page manuscript letter signed by A. Hyatt Mayor, recently retired Curator of the Department of Prints, to whom this issue was dedicated, commending the staff on its scholarship and the quality of its publication. This copy is from the collection of Janet S. Byrne, who contributed one of the four articles contained herein.. First Edition. Original Wraps. Near Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

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