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(editor): Roberts, Helene E.
Title
(): Encyclopedia of Comparative IconographyThemes depicted in works of art
Details
(place)Chicago: (publisher)Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 1998
Identifier
ROBERTS 1998
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