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Ostracoda in the earth sciences
Ostracoda in the earth sciences

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Josephine Baker and La Revue negre
Josephine Baker and La Revue negre

By Paul Colin

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Josephine Baker, the Jazz Age, African-American performers in 1920s Paris - all are vividly drawn in Paul Colin's limited-edition portfolio of forty-five lithographs titled Le Tumulte noir. First p...

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Craft sources
Craft sources

By Colin Paul

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Craft sources

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Francis R. Hewitt, 1936-1992
Francis R. Hewitt, 1936-1992

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100 Posters of Paul Colin
100 Posters of Paul Colin

By Jack Rennert

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Paul Colin et les spectacles
Paul Colin et les spectacles

By Paul Colin

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LE TUMULTE NOIR
LE TUMULTE NOIR

By COLIN PAUL

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