An edition of Barthel Beham (1911)

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An edition of Barthel Beham (1911)

Barthel Beham

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J. H. E. Heitz
Language
German
Pages
76

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Catalogs, Engraving
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Barthel Beham (1502-1540)

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Barthel Beham: ein kritisches verzeichnis seiner kupferstiche
1911, J. H. E. Heitz
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Series
Studien zur deutschen Kunstgeschichte,, Hft. 135
Genre
Catalogs.

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NE654.B4 P318

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Pagination
2 p. 1., 76 p., 1 l.
Number of pages
76

ID Numbers

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OL6531944M
LCCN
11015530
OCLC/WorldCat
24139620

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