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Product Category : Books. Binding : paperback. They are shown above. List Price (MSRP) : 13.99. Condition : Very Good.
Product Category : Books. Binding : paperback. They are shown above. List Price (MSRP) : 13.99. Condition : Very Good.
Hardback, in good condition. Clean text, sound binding. First Edition : False. Weight : 2.4501 kilograms. Pages : 1600. Condition : Good. Publication Date : 2011-08-17. Publisher : Palgrave Macmillan.
Hardback, in good condition. Clean text, sound binding. First Edition : False. Weight : 2.4501 kilograms. Pages : 1600. Condition : Good. Publication Date : 2011-08-17. Publisher : Palgrave Macmillan.
Hardback, in good condition. Clean text, sound binding. First Edition : False. Weight : 2.4501 kilograms. Pages : 1600. Condition : Good. Publication Date : 2011-08-17. Publisher : Palgrave Macmillan.
1991, oversize paperback edition, Africa World Press, Trenton, NJ. 148 pages. Black and white photos / illustrations throughout. Written by a painter herself. "Unlike most experts on African art, LaDuke also includes artists from Egypt, Morocco, and South Africa, treating Africa as the continent that it truly is.".
1991, oversize paperback edition, Africa World Press, Trenton, NJ. 148 pages. Black and white photos / illustrations throughout. Written by a painter herself. "Unlike most experts on African art, LaDuke also includes artists from Egypt, Morocco, and South Africa, treating Africa as the continent that it truly is.".
1991, oversize paperback edition, Africa World Press, Trenton, NJ. 148 pages. Black and white photos / illustrations throughout. Written by a painter herself. "Unlike most experts on African art, LaDuke also includes artists from Egypt, Morocco, and South Africa, treating Africa as the continent that it truly is.".
