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Annetarsia knits
Annetarsia knits

By Anne Berk

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Annetarsia Knits is a reference book for learning to knit intarsia flat or in the round, in stockinette or garter stitch. The book includes workshops, a motif library, and 28 patterns for using the...

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Bodytalk
Bodytalk

By Anne Berk

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Jan Meefout
Jan Meefout

By Anne Berk

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Jan Meefout (1915-1993) en het vrouwelijk schoon zijn onlosmakelijk met elkaar verbonden. De Amsterdamse beeldhouwer heeft de vrouw in al haar gedaanten (moeder, verleidster, godin) afgebeeld. Slec...

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Caspar Berger
Caspar Berger

By Caspar Berger

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In search of meaning
In search of meaning

By Anne Berk

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Publicist Anne Berk onderzoekt de betekenis van de mensfiguur in globaal perspectief. Kunstenaars uit Europa, maar ook uit China, India of Korea, maken 'mensbeelden' om hun vragen over het mens-zij...

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