An edition of Monuments of art (1880)

Monuments of art

showing its development and progress from the earliest artistic attempts to the present period

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Monuments of art
Franz Kugler, August von Voit
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An edition of Monuments of art (1880)

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E. Seitz
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English

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Art, History

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Monuments of art: showing its development and progress from the earliest artistic attempts to the present period
1880, E. Seitz
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Begun by R. J. A von Voit, as an atlas to F. T.Kugler's Handbuch der kunstgeschichte", continued by E. K. Guhl and J. Caspar, and later edited by W. Lübke and K. F. A. von Lützow, with explanatory text.

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Other Titles
Denkmäler der kunst.

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2 volumes

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OL52394608M
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4145472

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