An edition of Rakouské malířství 19. století (1976)

Rakouské malířství 19. století

ze sbírek Moravské galerie v Brně : [prosinec 1976-únor 1977

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An edition of Rakouské malířství 19. století (1976)

Rakouské malířství 19. století

ze sbírek Moravské galerie v Brně : [prosinec 1976-únor 1977

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Publisher
Moravská galerie
Language
Czech
Pages
119

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Subjects
Austrian Painting, Exhibitions, Painting, Austrian
Times
19th century

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Rakouské malířství 19. století: ze sbírek Moravské galerie v Brně : [prosinec 1976-únor 1977
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Introduction also in German.

Published in
Brno
Series
Edice Směr ; sv. 86
Genre
Exhibitions.

Classifications

Library of Congress
ND507 .M67 1976

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Pagination
119 p. :
Number of pages
119

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4651927M
LCCN
77484604

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