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Roman imperial sculpture : an introduction to the commemorative and decorative sculpture of the Roman Empire down to the death of Constantin

Strong, Donald E.

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Roman imperial sculpture : an introduction to the commemorative and decorative sculpture of the Roman Empire down to the death of Constantin

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[Autore] Strong, Donald E.

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Roman imperial sculpture : an introduction to the commemorative and decorative sculpture of the Roman Empire down to the death of Constantin / D. E. Strong

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VII, 104 p., [136] p. di tav. : ill. ; 19 cm

Date

1961

Place of publication

London

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GRAN BRETAGNA

Tongue

INGLESE

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Biblioteche SBN Sardegna

IT\ICCU\RMR\0013816

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/RMR0013816

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