An edition of Michigan (1986)

Michigan

from the eyry of the eagle : the photographic art of Dale Fisher

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An edition of Michigan (1986)

Michigan

from the eyry of the eagle : the photographic art of Dale Fisher

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Language
English
Pages
150

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Cover of: Michigan
Michigan: from the eyry of the eagle : the photographic art of Dale Fisher
1986, Elk Marsh, Available from, D. Fisher Gallery, Monkfish Pub Corp
in English
Cover of: Michigan
Michigan: From the Eyry of the Eagle
February 1986, Monkfish Pub Corp
Hardcover in English

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Published in
[Williamsburg, MI], Ann Arbor, MI

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
917.74/0022/2
Library of Congress
F567 .F57 1986

The Physical Object

Pagination
ca. 150 p. :
Number of pages
150

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2748899M
ISBN 10
0961562315
LCCN
86082541
OCLC/WorldCat
14983652
Library Thing
4262608
Goodreads
5551103

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