1946–1968. The Birth of Contemporary Art
The Art of the 20th Century is a five-volume project that is distinguished by its innovative style and format. Each volume has narrative text and a full index arranged chronologically by artistic period. In this third volume in the series, the halfway mark of the twentieth century to what many would already describe as the contemporary period is examined.
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Authors
Type
Place of publication
Milan
Publisher
Year
2007
Number of pages
448 pages
Language
ISBN
9788861301948
Open stacks or available on request
Available on request
Illustrations
Yes
Bibliography
No
UDC code and author sign
709.042 Cav
Volumes
1
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