An edition of Kleidung im Bild (2010)

Kleidung im Bild

zur Ikonologie dargestellter Gewandung

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Kleidung im Bild
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An edition of Kleidung im Bild (2010)

Kleidung im Bild

zur Ikonologie dargestellter Gewandung

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Edition Imorde
Language
German
Pages
231

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Subjects

Clothing and dress in art, Textile fabrics, Textile fabrics in art

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Kleidung im Bild: zur Ikonologie dargestellter Gewandung
2010, Edition Imorde
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-230).

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Textile Studies -- 1, Textile Studies -- 1.

Classifications

Library of Congress
N8217.C63 K58 2010, NK8800-9505.5, N8217.C63 K57 2010

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Pagination
231 p. :
Number of pages
231

ID Numbers

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OL25281259M
ISBN 10
3980943690
ISBN 13
9783980943697
LCCN
2011402376
OCLC/WorldCat
691853683

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