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The Baroque in Central Europe

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Title The Baroque in Central Europe : places, architecture and art / edited by Manlio Brusatin and Gilberto Pizzamiglio
photographs by Mark Smith
with essays by Gottfried Biedermann [et al.].
Contributors Brusatin, Manlio, 1943-
Pizzamiglio, Gilberto
Biedermann, Gottfried
Smith, Mark Edward
Publisher Venice : Marsilio
Creation Date c1992
Notes "This volume has been published in conjunction with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the Year of the Baroque--May 1992-May 1993 promoted by the Cultural Commission of the Central European Initiative."
Includes bibliographies.
Extent xvi, 319 pages : ill. (chiefly color)
30 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990019675270205171

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