NX 1 .C64 Critical inquiry.
NX 1 .C85 Cultures.
NX 1 .F57 Fire!!
NX 1 .F59 Florida quarterly.
NX 1 .H68 Hopewell review.
NX 1 .I5 Arts Indiana.
NX 1 .P38 Live.
NX 1 .P38 Performance art.
NX 1 .P73x Praxis.
NX 1 .R46 Representations.
NX 1 .S78 Sponsored research in the history of art / National Gallery of Art, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts.
NX 1 .S84 Studies in iconography.
NX 1 .S85 Studies in the twentieth century.
NX 1 .W3 Washington international arts letter.
NX 1 .W64 Word & image.
NX 2 .O6 Opus international.
NX 8 .A34x African arts. Arts d'Afrique.
NX 164 .N4 B5 International review of African American art.
NX 164 .N4 .B5 Black art.
NX 180 .E44 A78 Artbyte.
NX 180 .S6 P8 Public culture : bulletin of the Project for Transnational Cultural Studies.
NX 282 .A76 Art and Academe.
NX 313 .A3 M363 Border crossings.
NX 456 .P35 Parachute
NX 456 .P358 Parkett
NX 458 .B65 Bomb.
NX 504 .D47 Details.
NX 504 .L67 Lost generation journal.
NX 512.2 .M55 Minority voices.
NX 513 .A1 F88 Fuse magazine.
NX 543 .J68 Journal of pre-Raphaelite and aesthetic studies.
NX 543 .J68 n.s. Journal of pre-Raphaelite studies.
NX 543 .P68 Pre-Raph¿¿lite review.
NX 543 .P682 Journal of pre-Raphaelite studies.
NX 573.6 .I7 G55 Gilgamesh.
NX 584.6 .A1 K69 Koreana.
NX 600 .D3 D3x Dada surrealism.
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