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Goya
Goya

By Fred Licht, Michael Gibson, Marie Grocholska

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Goya. Die Geburt der Moderne.
Goya. Die Geburt der Moderne.

By Fred Licht

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Goya Tradicion y Modernidad
Goya Tradicion y Modernidad

By Fred Licht

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Nivola
Nivola

By Fred Licht

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William Congdon
William Congdon

By Fred Licht, Peter Howard Selz

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William Grosvenor Congdon was born in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1912. From the end of the 1940s, for more than a decade he was one of the most successful painters formed in the climate of the Ne...

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Franco Ciarlo
Shelter the pilgrim
Shelter the pilgrim

By Fred Licht

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When, in 1937, his family moves to Berlin, fourteen-year-old Henry learns a lesson in true charity and humility when he is charged with the care of a mentally handicapped boy from a local orphanage.

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Tauromaquia
Tauromaquia

By Fred Licht

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