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WOODFORD,S.
An introduction to Greek art.
Ldn., Duckworth, (1986).
Reference : 104707
XVI,186 p., ills. Cl. 25 cm
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2 book(s) with the same title
An Introduction to Greek Art + Art experience in Classical Greece --- 2 livres
Bristol Classical Press / Cambridge University 1986 197 pages 19x24x1cm. 1986. Broché. 2 volume(s). 197 pages. iconographie en noir et blanc
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Dancing with Helen Moller. Her Own Statement of Her Philosophy and Practice and Teaching Formed upon the Classic Greek Model, and Adapted to Meet the Aesthetic and Hygienic Needs of To-Day. With forty-three full page Art Plates. And with an Introduction by Ivan Narodny.
New York, London: John Lane, 1918 sm. 4to. 115 pp., 43 plates. Cloth sl. used, marginal stain at 2 first pages.
Dancing with Helen Moller. Her Own Statement of Her Philosophy and Practice and Teaching Formed upon the Classic Greek Model, and Adapted to Meet the Aesthetic and Hygienic Needs of To-Day. With forty-three full page Art Plates. And with an Introduction by Ivan Narodny. (New York, London: John Lane, 1918). [M.C.: danse]
