Name: Arts of Asia (Hong Kong)
SKU: Arts of Asia
Price: 130 USD
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 3297

Arts of Asia magazine is the international magazine for Asian art enthusiasts covers antiquities to contemporary art. Founded in 1970, the respected publication has accumulated an impressive library of close to 3000 authoritative articles and reviews in over 250 issues. Arts of Asia provides a comprehensive source of information on Asian art news and trends, including current reports on gallery and museum exhibitions, auctions and fairs, plus interviews with important collectors, dealers and auction personalities. Arts of Asia has loyal subscribers in 93 countries. Its lavishly illustrated articles written by the world’s leading experts and scholars are carefully prepared and printed on the finest quality Japanese art paper.
NOTE: Ships surface mail which takes 8-10 weeks - Airmail option available for $80 more

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Arts of Asia (Hong Kong) Gift Specifications

Annual Frequency: 4 issues per year (Quarterly)
First Issue Lead Time: 10 to 16 Weeks
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