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Jan Hendrix

By Cuauhtemoc Medina, Miquel Adria, Jan Hendrix

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Since he arrived in Mexico in 1975, Jan Hendrix has been a key figure on the countryœs artistic scene. Supported by a grant from the Dutch Ministry of Cultural Affairs to work on the Mexican landsc...

Ornament is not a crime

By Jose Luis Barrios, Quentin Pope, Gregory Dechant, Teodoro Gonzalez De Leon, Alejandro Hernandez Galvez

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Jan Hendrix

By Cuauhtemoc Medina, Miquel Adria, Jan Hendrix

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Jan Hendrix

By Seamus Heaney, Issa Maria Benitez, Jan Hendrix

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Jan Hendrix

By Jan Hendrix

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Jan Hendrix

By Jan Hendrix

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Jan Hendrix

By Issa Maria Benitez, Jose Luis Barrios, Javier Barreiro Cavestany, Jan Hendrix, Maco Sanchez

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Badlands

By Jan Hendrix

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Jan Hendrix, born in 1949, is a Dutch artist-traveler who has been based in Mexico for the past 30 years. This book includes a series of stunning engravings inspired by the landscape on Lanzarote i...

Badlands. Jan Hendrix

By Juan Manuel Bonet

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