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Gongora
Between Land and Sea: the Great Marsh
When the Grey Beetles Took Over Baghdad
The Architecture Reader: Essential Writings from Vitruvius to the Present
George Inness: Writings and Reflections on Art and Philosophy.
Sweet Fire: Tullia d'Aragona's Poetry of Dialogue and Selected Prose.
Luminist Horizons: The Art and Collection of James A. Suydam
Erotik in Fernen Osten oder: Transition from cool to warm
a book by Anselm Kiefer
Emily Mason:
The Fifth Element
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Hiroshige • Eisen
The Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kisokaido
 Reproduced from the finest surviving edition of a rare manuscript, The Sixty-Nine Stations of the Kisokaido brings Hiroshige and Eisen’s portrait of daily life in 19th century Japan to 19th Western audiences for the first time.
This new book on the Kisokaido is a welcome addition to our knowledge and appreciation not only of Japanese art, of which these prints are splendid examples, but of Japanese culture itself, since we see so many manifestations of traditional Japan so beautifully rendered and reproduced here.
- Stephen Addiss, University of Richmond
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Look Close / See Far
A Cultural Portrait of the Maya
 Comprising one hundred black and white photographs by photographer Bruce T. Martin, Look Close / See Far offers an intimate portrait of the Maya, a people struggling to balance the demands of contemporary life with the traditions of their ancestors.
NOVEMBER 2007
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Mountains of the Heart
Paintings of Kameda Bôsai
 A beautiful addition to our acclaimed collection of Far Eastern art titles, Mountains of the Heart explores landscape through the eyes Kameda Bôsai, a poet, free spirit and renowned master of the ehon (art-book) tradition.
OCTOBER 2007
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Convivencia
Jews, Muslims, and Christians in Medieval Spain
 This volume explores the coexistence of Jews, Muslims, and Christians in Medieval Spain—a coexistence which embraced not only ideological interchange and cultural influence, but also mutual friction, rivalry, and suspicion.
OCTOBER 2007
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To A Nightingale
Sonnets & Poems from Sappho to Borges
 “The nightingale’s song, its night singing, touches something deeply mortal—and immortal—in each of us.”
–Edward Hirsch
Uniting the voices of thirty master poets for the first time, To a Nightingale traces the presence of literature’s most celebrated bird from Sappho’s fragments to the verse of Borges
SEPTEMBER 2007
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