An edition of Vetri islamici a Firenze nel primo Rinascimento (2012)

Vetri islamici a Firenze nel primo Rinascimento

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An edition of Vetri islamici a Firenze nel primo Rinascimento (2012)

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S.P.E.S., Studio per edizioni scelte
Language
Italian
Pages
106

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Subjects

Islamic glassware, History, Sources, Florence (Italy), Commerce, Catalogs

Places

Italy, Florence

Times

To 1500
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Vetri islamici a Firenze nel primo Rinascimento
2012, S.P.E.S., Studio per edizioni scelte
in Italian - Prima edizione.

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Edition Notes

"The Bruschettini Foundation for Islamic and Asian Art"--Half title page.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 83-89) and index.

Published in
Firenze

Classifications

Library of Congress
NK5108.9 .S63 2012, NK5108.9 .S73 2012

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Pagination
xii, 106 pages
Number of pages
106

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31045746M
ISBN 13
9788872423394
LCCN
2012529319
OCLC/WorldCat
799198875

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