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The London Library
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 June 2016
Abstract
The London Library, an independent subscription lending library and registered educational charity, has been providing a wide selection of books for loan to members in all aspects of the humanities since 1841. Books and periodicals on applied art and the history of art, in all the major European languages, form an increasingly important part of its collections. The Library is embarking on a period of extension and development, and welcomes new members.
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- Copyright © The Art Libraries Society 2006
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