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Art History, Volume I

Marilyn Stokstad's landmark survey has been thoroughly revised and updated with heavily reworked sections on Renaissance, Baroque and Modern art as well as a completely new design and larger and more numerous illustrations.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 605 pages

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