An edition of Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Galerie zeigen russische Malerei heute (1982)

Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Galerie zeigen russische Malerei heute

Bilder, Gouachen, Grafik, 24. Mai-25. Juni 1982.

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Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Gale ...
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An edition of Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Galerie zeigen russische Malerei heute (1982)

Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Galerie zeigen russische Malerei heute

Bilder, Gouachen, Grafik, 24. Mai-25. Juni 1982.

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Publisher
H. Nannen, T. Levy
Language
German
Pages
141

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Subjects

Russian Painting, Exhibitions

Times

20th century
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Henri Nannen Kunsthandel und Thomas Levy Galerie zeigen russische Malerei heute: Bilder, Gouachen, Grafik, 24. Mai-25. Juni 1982.
1982, H. Nannen, T. Levy
in German

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Edition Notes

Cover title: Russische Malerei heute.
Includes an essay by Hans Platschek.

Published in
Hamburg
Genre
Exhibitions.
Other Titles
Russische Malerei heute.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
760/.0947/07403515
Library of Congress
ND688 .H46 1982

The Physical Object

Pagination
141 p. :
Number of pages
141

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3265866M
LCCN
83187072

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