Basil Taylor Books

Stubbs

By George Stubbs, Taylor, Basil., Taylor, Basil., Basil Taylor

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New York Harper & Row Publishers, 1971. Stated First U.S. edition. Cloth hardcover is VG+, clean, no writing, tight and square, minor wear to normal spots on cover. Jacket is VG, minor wear to spin...

Investment analysis and portfolio management

By Basil Taylor, Nevin Edward.

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Artists of the Victorian age.

By Taylor Basil.

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Cezanne

By Taylor Basil.

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Cezanne.

By Taylor Basil.

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Watercolour Painting in Britain

By Martin Hardie

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Watercolour Painting in Britain

By Martin Hardie

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Watercolour Painting in Britain

By Martin Hardie

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Stubbs

By George Stubbs

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Constable: paintings, drawings and watercolours

By Constable John

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