Great news for Open Culture readers. Taschen, the publisher of fine art books, is having a semi-annual warehouse sale. It starts today and runs until Sunday, February 5th. This sale gives you a chance to buy art books at pretty discounted prices – anywhere from 25% to 75% off. Here’s a list of some notable tips, and don’t forget that books tend to sell quickly:

• Berlin in the 1920s
• Japanese woodcut prints
• Star Wars Archives. 1977–1983
• Cabinet of natural curiosities
• Dali, tarot
• Jean-Michel Basquiat
• Leonardo. Complete paintings and drawings
• Warhol and Basquiat
• Hokusai. Thirty-six views of Mount Fuji
• The world’s most beautiful libraries
• Egypt, people, gods and pharaohs
• Covers, Jazz Records
• The Complete Films of Alfred Hitchcock
• William Blake completes sketches of Dante’s “Divine Comedy”
• The Stanley Kubrick Archives
• Bauhaus
• Film Noir

You can find all the books on sale here.

Note that Taschen is our partner. So if you buy the book, you help support an open culture.

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