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Zo doe je dat
J. J. Beljon
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Wetenschappelijke Uitgeverij
Language
Dutch
Pages
240

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Subjects
Art, Composition (Art), Form (Aesthetics), Themes, motives

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Zo doe je dat: grondbeginselen van vormgeving
1976, Wetenschappelijke Uitgeverij
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Amsterdam

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N7430 .B36

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240 p. :
Number of pages
240

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OL4621050M
ISBN 10
9021429233
LCCN
77451913
OCLC/WorldCat
2856726
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1345821
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6694837

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