An edition of Oltre il Novecento (2003)

Oltre il Novecento

arte contemporanea nelle Signe : mostra collettiva degli artisti presenti nel territorio signese e lastrigiano

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An edition of Oltre il Novecento (2003)

Oltre il Novecento

arte contemporanea nelle Signe : mostra collettiva degli artisti presenti nel territorio signese e lastrigiano

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Masso delle Fate
Language
Italian
Pages
143

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Subjects

Italian Art, Exhibitions

Places

Italy, Signa, Lastra a Signa

Times

21st century

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Oltre il Novecento: arte contemporanea nelle Signe : mostra collettiva degli artisti presenti nel territorio signese e lastrigiano
2003, Masso delle Fate
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At head of title: Comune di Signa, Comune di Lastra a Signa, Associazione Villa Caruso, Ente Fiera di Signa.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 140-141).

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Signa [Italy]
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Oltre il '900

Classifications

Library of Congress
N6921.S614 O48 2003

The Physical Object

Pagination
143 p.
Number of pages
143

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31675364M
ISBN 10
8887305420
LCCN
2005455379

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