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Cómo, cuándo y por qué el arte moderno llegó a Nueva York » (Spanish-language Edition)
Authors: Marius De Zayas
ISBN-13: 9789685011525, ISBN-10: 9685011524
Format: Paperback
Publisher: DGE Equilibrista
Date Published: March 2006
Edition: Spanish-language Edition
Author Biography: Marius De Zayas
Book Synopsis
Table of Contents
Subjects
Art, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism Art Styles & Periods
Art, Architecture & Photography Art History & Criticism General & Miscellaneous Art
Art, Architecture & Photography Styles & Periods Modern Art
Business Books Libros en espa Marketing & Sales
Business Books Marketing & Sales Marketing
Art History & Criticism Art Styles & PeriodsArt, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism General & Miscellaneous ArtArt, Architecture & Photography
Styles & Periods Modern ArtBusiness Books
Libros en espa Marketing & SalesBusiness Books
Marketing & Sales Marketing
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