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KyoÔøΩto Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsuk, 1992T. paperback. Very Good. 0.5512 11.5748 8.1890. Minor shelf wear may be present due to storage. Pages/covers clean.
Aborijini no bijutsu: Densho to sozo : Osutoraria daichi no yume (Japanese Edition) ISBN 13: 9784876421336
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Unknown; Kyoto, Japan: The National Museum Of Modern Art, 1992; ISBN-13: 978-4876421336
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Aborijini no bijutsu: DenshoÔøΩ to soÔøΩzoÔøΩ : OÔøΩsutoraria daichi no yume (Japanese Edition)
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Crossroads Toward a New Reality: Aboliginal Art from Australia
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The National Museum of Modern Art, 1992. Book. Good. Paperback. 172 pages. Clean sound ex-library binding with typical stamps, card pocket etc. Unmarked text. Makes a nice sound copy and priced accordingly with secure boxed packaging! Written in English and Japanese. Nicely illustrated. n1.
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