An edition of House & garden's portfolio of twenty-five flower prints (1937)

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Publisher
The Condé Nast publications, inc.
Language
English
Pages
25

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Subjects

Flowers, Flowers in art, Pictorial works

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Cover of: House & garden's portfolio of twenty-five flower prints
House & garden's portfolio of twenty-five flower prints
1937, The Condé Nast publications, inc.
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Edition Notes

Each plate accompanied by leaf with descriptive text, not included in the paging.
Issued in portfolio.

Published in
New York
Genre
Pictorial works.
Other Titles
House & garden.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
704
Library of Congress
ND1400 .W7

The Physical Object

Pagination
5 p. l., 25 col. pl.
Number of pages
25

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6368003M
LCCN
38008631
OCLC/WorldCat
6567734

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