Christine Smith Books

Location Analysis General Theory Isard Walter Selected Papers of Walter Isard
Practical methods of regional science and empirical applications
The Baptistery of Pisa
The Baptistery of Pisa

By Christine Smith

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Art Smart
Art Smart

By Christine Smith

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How to draw dinosaurs
How to draw dinosaurs

By Christine Smith

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Step-by-step instructions for drawing nine different dinosaurs.

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How to draw pets
How to draw pets

By Christine Smith

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Provides simple instructions for drawing nine different pets, including a fish, a kitten, and a foal.

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How to draw trucks and cars
How to draw trucks and cars

By Christine Smith

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Step-by-step instructions for drawing several different types of trucks and cars.

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How to draw wild animals
How to draw wild animals

By Christine Smith

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Step-by-step instructions for drawing nine different wild animals.

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Art Smart Art Smart So4
Art Smart Art Smart So4

By Christine Smith

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