Changing images of pictorial space : a history of spatial illusion in painting

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Changing images of pictorial space : a history of spatial illusion in painting

Dunning, William V., 1933-

Type of material - book

Edition - 1st ed.

Publication and manufacture - Syracuse : Syracuse University Press, 1991

Language - english

ISBN - 0815625057; 9780815625056; 0815625081; 9780815625087

COBISS.SI-ID - 2718318

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Dunning, William V., 1933-

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Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Ljubljana	Ljubljana	ALULJ	outside loan 1 cop.

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Dunning, William V., 1933-

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