An edition of Hill's horizon (1996)

Hill's horizon

an 80th birthday exhibition drawn from the private collection of Derek Hill, the Glebe House & Gallery, 1996

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An edition of Hill's horizon (1996)

Hill's horizon

an 80th birthday exhibition drawn from the private collection of Derek Hill, the Glebe House & Gallery, 1996

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Stationery Office
Language
English

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Subjects
Exhibitions, Art, Private collections
People
Derek Hill
Places
Ireland

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Hill's horizon: an 80th birthday exhibition drawn from the private collection of Derek Hill, the Glebe House & Gallery, 1996
1996, Stationery Office
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Edition Notes

"Exhibition organised by Chris Wilson and Christine Sisk"--P. 2 of cover.

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Dublin

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Library of Congress
ND497.H5375 A4 1996

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Pagination
1 v. (unpaged) :

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL777133M
ISBN 10
0707624126
LCCN
97178238

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