Rodrigo Villacis Molina Books

20 pintores de Imbabura

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"The book is a representative selection of the work of 20 contemporary artists living and working in the multiethnic and multicultural province of Imbabura (in the northern highlands of Ecuador). E...

Trude Sojka

By Rodrigo Villacis Molina

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Palabras cruzadas

By Rodrigo Villacis Molina, Hugo Munoz Garcia

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Pintura ecuatoriana siglo XX

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Artistas plasticos del Ecuador

By Rodrigo Villacis Molina, Ines Maria Flores

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Lea, piense y-- escriba!

By Rodrigo Villacis Molina

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Lea, piense y-- escriba!

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Carlos Monsalve M.

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Palabras cruzadas

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