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Rabinovich, Noam, 1950-
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Title Prevailing winds : [exhibition catalogue] / Noam Rabinovich
[curator, Dalia Levin
English translation, Sara Kitay].
Contributors Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art
"Yad Labanim" Museum (Petaḥ Tiḳṿah, Israel)
Publisher [Herzliya] : Herzliya Museum of Art
Petah-Tiqva : Yad Labanim Museum
Creation Date c1993
Notes Hebrew and English.
שער נוסף בעברית: משטר הרוחות.
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent 44 pages : chiefly color ill., facsims., map
22 X 23 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990018002050205171

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