Beautiful Taschen Art Books on Sale Through Sunday: 25%-75% Off

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Great news for Open Culture readers. Taschen, the publisher of beautiful art books, is running its biannual warehouse sale. It starts today and runs through Sunday, January 30th. This sale gives you the chance to buy art books at nicely discounted prices–anywhere from 25% to 75% off. Here’s a list of some notable picks, and remember that the books tend to sell out quickly:

Find the complete list of discounted titles here.

Note: Taschen is a partner with Open Culture. So if you purchase a discounted book, it benefits not just you and Taschen. It benefits Open Culture too. So consider it win-win-win.

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