Fifteenth Century Italian Woodcuts exhibition catalogue | Longo Publishers, 1989

Fifteenth Century Italian Woodcuts exhibition catalogue | Longo Publishers, 1989

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Fifteenth Century Italian Woodcuts exhibition catalogue | Longo Publishers, 1989Fifteenth Century Italian Woodcuts From Biblioteca Classense in Ravenna. Catalogue to accompany the travelling exhibition of North America from 18 September 1989 to 5 August 1990. Longo Publishers, 1989. 29 x 24. 5 cm Cover is faded and has some damage. Inside some foxing, especially to page edges. Please see photos. Unpaginated.

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