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Introduction to Art History I

Cerise Myers, Textbook Project Lead, Principal Writer and Editor
Ellen C. Caldwell, Assistant Project Lead, Principal Writer and Editor
Alice J. Taylor, Principal Writer and Editor
Margaret Phelps, Consulting Editor
Lisa Soccio, Consulting Editor

License: CC BY-NC-SA

This OER textbook is made possible by a grant from the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges Open Educational Resources Initiative (ASCCC OERI).

Textbook citation Information:

Myers, Cerise; Caldwell, Ellen C.; Phelps, Margaret; Soccio, Lisa; and Taylor, Alice, editors. Introduction to Art History I (2022). LibreTexts Libraries. (CC BY-NC-SA)

The editorial team wrote the textbook Introduction, Chapter Introductions, Editors’ Notes, and Global Connections. A sample citation of a “Global Connections” box is below:

Myers, Cerise; Caldwell, Ellen C.; Phelps, Margaret; Soccio, Lisa; and Taylor, Alice, editors. “Global Connections: Oral History, Art History, and Archaeology,” in Introduction to Art History I (2022). LibreTexts Libraries. (CC BY-NC-SA)

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