An edition of Breaking Resemblance (2017)

Breaking Resemblance

Why Religious Images Still Matter to Artists Today

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Breaking Resemblance
Alena Alexandrova
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Why Religious Images Still Matter to Artists Today

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Fordham University Press
Language
English
Pages
288

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Subjects
Art and religion, Art, modern, 20th century, Art, modern, 21st century, Art, themes, motives, etc., Idols and images in art, Modern Art, Themes, motives

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Breaking Resemblance: Why Religious Images Still Matter to Artists Today
2017, Fordham University Press
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N72.R4A44 2017, N72.R4 A44 2017

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OL28873246M
ISBN 13
9780823274475
LCCN
2016027577
OCLC/WorldCat
957581336

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