@article{350509,
      note = {Course transcript books include lightly edited,  professional transcripts of the complete course lectures,  full course outlines, a time line, glossary, biographical  notes, and bibliography; course guidebooks include lecture  outline, timeline, and glossary.},
      author = {Kloss, William.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/350509},
      title = {A History of European art [videorecording] /},
      publisher = {Teaching Co.,},
      abstract = {The development of the arts in Europe from the Middle Ages  to the modern era is an astonishing record of cultural  achievement, from the breathtaking architecture of Gothic  cathedrals to the daring visual experiments of the Cubist  painters. We all have our favorite artists, periods, or  styles from this immensely rich tradition, but how many of  us truly know the full sweep of European art? How many of  us can connect the dots of influences and inspiration that  link the Renaissance with Mannerism, or that tie the  paintings of the creator of modern art, Edouard Manet, to  masterpieces from centuries earlier? These lectures feature  more than 850 images of drawings, paintings, prints,  sculptures, and architecture, beginning with the age of  Charlemagne through the onset of World War II.},
      recid = {350509},
      pages = {8 videodiscs (ca. 1440 min.) :},
      address = {Chantilly, VA :},
      year = {2005},
}