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Book# 14680

Meredith, Roy

Mathew Brady’s portrait of an era.

Ort   New York, NY, London
Verlag   W. W. Norton & Company
Jahr   1982
Auflage   First edition
Einband   OHlw.
Illustration, Ausstattung   b&w ill.
Medium   Buch
ISBN / ISSN   0-393-01395-2
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Photographie USA 19. Jahrh. Monographie Zeitgeschichte Brady, Mathew 
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