An edition of Das Wort ward Bild (1991)

Das Wort ward Bild

Quellen der Ikonographie : Ausstellung des Graphischen Kabinetts des Stiftes Göttweig, Niederösterreich : 40. Jahresausstellung, 1991 : 12. Mai bis 31. Okt. 1991

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An edition of Das Wort ward Bild (1991)

Das Wort ward Bild

Quellen der Ikonographie : Ausstellung des Graphischen Kabinetts des Stiftes Göttweig, Niederösterreich : 40. Jahresausstellung, 1991 : 12. Mai bis 31. Okt. 1991

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Benediktinerstift Göttweig
Language
German
Pages
188

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Subjects

Congresses, Illustration of books, Themes, motives

Places

Europe

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Das Wort ward Bild: Quellen der Ikonographie : Ausstellung des Graphischen Kabinetts des Stiftes Göttweig, Niederösterreich : 40. Jahresausstellung, 1991 : 12. Mai bis 31. Okt. 1991
1991, Benediktinerstift Göttweig
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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[Fürth/NÖ]

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Library of Congress
NC997 .S75 1991

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Pagination
188 p. :
Number of pages
188

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OL1310235M
LCCN
92180182

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