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Arts & Activities, June, 2001
The Visual Resources Catalog from SAX ARTS & CRAFTS is one of the more comprehensive single sources available for art-education resources. Rich in materials for art history, art appreciation and multicultural studies, the catalog includes titles and offerings from many publishers: books, videos, films, CD-ROMs, software and fine art reproductions.
To request a free copy, call (800) 558-6696, write to Sax Arts & Crafts, P.O. Box 510710, New Berlin, WI 53151, or send an e-mail to info@saxarts.com. For more details, visit online at www.junebox.com or circle No. 393 on the Reader Service Card.
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