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The humanities through the arts

Tapa de The humanities through the arts

Número de Cutter-SanbornM379hEntrada «Martin» → 379 · marca de obra “h”

The humanities through the arts

de F. David Martin · Publicada por primera vez en 1974

Materias

Art appreciation
Arts
Psychological aspects
Psychological aspects of Arts
Psychologie
Art
Appréciation

The humanities through the arts — F. David Martin | Cutter Number

Ediciones (10)

The humanities through the arts (2010)
mcgraw hill 2010
The humanities through the arts (2004)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
The humanities through the arts (1997)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
The humanities through the arts (1991)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
humanities through the arts (1983)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
The humanities through the arts (1978)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
The humanities through the arts (1974)
McGraw-Hill · inglés
The humanities through the arts
The Humanities Through the Arts
ISBN 9788440018427
The humanities through the arts
McGraw-Hill

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