Metropolitan Museum of Art Library accession books, 1881-1969

1881–1969

Not on view

bk. 1. Mar. 1881-Feb. 1892 -- bk. 2. Feb. 1892-June 1900 -- bk. 3. 6500-10000 -- bk. 4. 10001-18394 -- bk. 5. 18395-28100 -- bk. 6. 28101-35600 -- bk. 7. 35601-43040 -- bk. 8. 43041-50540 -- bk. 9. 50541-55910 -- bk. 10. 55911-63400 -- bk. 11. 63401-70900 -- bk. 12. 70901-78400 -- bk. 13. 78401-85900 -- bk. 14. 85901-93400 -- bk. 15. 93401-100900

Artwork Details

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Title: Metropolitan Museum of Art Library accession books, 1881-1969
Date: 1881–1969
Dimensions: 16 volumes ; 50 cm. or smaller + 5 boxes of catalog cards
Object Number: Z675.A85 M48 1881 Q v.1 March 1881-February 1892

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