Full-color floral designs in the art nouveau style

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E. A. Séguy
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Publisher
Dover Publications
Language
English
Pages
45

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Full-color floral designs in the art nouveau style
1977, Dover Publications
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Edition Notes

"Contains 40 plates from the work Les fleurs et leurs applications décoratives, originally published in two portfolios by the Libraire des arts décoratifs (A. Calvas) Paris."

Published in
New York
Series
The Dover pictorial archive series

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
745.4
Library of Congress
NK1560 .S413 1977, NK1560

The Physical Object

Pagination
45 p. :
Number of pages
45

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4901386M
ISBN 10
0486234398
LCCN
76045988
Library Thing
1897007
Goodreads
1387999

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