An edition of The art of Treasure Island (1939)

The art of Treasure Island

first-hand impressions of the architecture, sculpture, landscapedesign, color effects, mural decorations, illumination, and other artistic aspects of the Golden Gate International Exposition of 1939.

by Eugen Neuhaus

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An edition of The art of Treasure Island (1939)

The art of Treasure Island

first-hand impressions of the architecture, sculpture, landscapedesign, color effects, mural decorations, illumination, and other artistic aspects of the Golden Gate International Exposition of 1939.

by Eugen Neuhaus

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1939

Publisher

University of California, Cambridge University Press

Language

English

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Published in: California, London

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Dewey Decimal Class: 707.40979461

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Open Library: OL13703230M

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The art of Treasure Island

first-hand impressions of the architecture, sculpture, landscapedesign, color effects, mural decorations, illumination, and other artistic aspects of the Golden Gate International Exposition of 1939.

by Eugen Neuhaus