Campo Cerrado. Arte y poder en la posguerra espanola

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Title: Campo Cerrado. Arte y poder en la posguerra espanola
ISBN-10: 84-8026-537-X
ISBN-13: 978-84-8026-537-9
Author(s): Alina Navas, T.J. Clark, Idoia Murga, Genoveva Tusell, Alex Mitrani, Maria Dolores Jimenez Blanco, Juan Perez De Ayala, Miguel Cabanas, Patricia Molins, Angel Llorente, Oscar Chaves, Ignacio Echevarria, Leticia Sastre, Jordana Mendelson, Jose Luis Sanchez Noriega, Julian Diaz Sanchez, Rosario Peiro, Maria Roson
Publisher: Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
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Format: paperback
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Pages: 189
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EAN: 9788480265379
ASIN: 848026537X
Prefix: 978
Group: 84
Group Name: Spain
Group Identifier: 978-84
Registrant: 8026
Publication: 537
Check Digit: 9
Formatted: 978-84-8026-537-9

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