An edition of Morandi (1946)

Morandi

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Giorgio Morandi
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An edition of Morandi (1946)

Morandi

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2a ed

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Electa
Language
Italian

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Subjects
Catalogs, Catalogues raisonnés, Exhibitions, Italy, Individual artists, The Arts: General Issues, Postcards, Milan, Expositions, Catalogues d'exposition, Morandi, giorgio, 1890-1964, Painting, italian
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Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964)

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Cover of: Morandi
Morandi: 100 opere su carta : acquarelli, disegni, acqueforti : Pinacoteca di Brera, Milano 30 novembre 1985-2 febbraio 1986.
1985, Mazzotta
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Morandi: catalogo generale
1983, Electa
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Table of Contents

1. 1913-1947
2. 1948-1964

Edition Notes

Includes bibliography in v. 2

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2 v. :

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OL14651645M

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