An edition of Lockere Gesellschaft (1970)

Lockere Gesellschaft.

Zur Ikonographie des verlorenen Sohnes und von Wirtshausszenen in der niederländischen Malerei.

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Lockere Gesellschaft.
Konrad Renger, Konrad Renger
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An edition of Lockere Gesellschaft (1970)

Lockere Gesellschaft.

Zur Ikonographie des verlorenen Sohnes und von Wirtshausszenen in der niederländischen Malerei.

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Mann
Language
German
Pages
159

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Subjects

Dutch Genre painting, Prodigal son (Parable) in art, Vices in art

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Cover of: Lockere Gesellschaft.
Lockere Gesellschaft.: Zur Ikonographie des verlorenen Sohnes und von Wirtshausszenen in der niederländischen Malerei.
1970, Mann
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Bibliography: p. 145-[151].
Originally presented as the authors̓ thesis, Freie Universität, Berlin, 1969.

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ND1452.N4 R4 1970

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Pagination
159 p., [53] p. of illus.
Number of pages
159

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OL5370266M
LCCN
72352806
OCLC/WorldCat
786290

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