An edition of Viva Venezia! (2022)

Viva Venezia!

die Erfindung Venedigs im 19. Jahrhundert

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An edition of Viva Venezia! (2022)

Viva Venezia!

die Erfindung Venedigs im 19. Jahrhundert

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Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, Belvedere
Language
German
Pages
162

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Subjects
Art
Places
Italy, Venice, Austria, Vienna

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Viva Venezia!: die Erfindung Venedigs im 19. Jahrhundert
2022, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, Belvedere
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On the occasion of an exhibition held at the Belvedere, Vienna, February 17 - September 4, 2022

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Köln, Wien

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Library of Congress
N6921.V5 V58 2022

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162 pages
Number of pages
162

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OL43889535M
ISBN 10
3753301728
ISBN 13
9783753301723
OCLC/WorldCat
1309014688
Deutsche National Bibliothek
1253237085

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