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While they purported to represent a true image of this meeting , in fact they were little different from the norms of the period and could easily have represented any landscape , ship or people . In fact they may have been reprinted ...
While they purported to represent a true image of this meeting , in fact they were little different from the norms of the period and could easily have represented any landscape , ship or people . In fact they may have been reprinted ...
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José Bedia , Marta María Pérez Bravo and María Magdalena Campos - Pons are represented by the world's best galleries and they astonish ARCO 97 , 98 visitors ; while the Carpinteros currently show their works at the New Museum of ...
José Bedia , Marta María Pérez Bravo and María Magdalena Campos - Pons are represented by the world's best galleries and they astonish ARCO 97 , 98 visitors ; while the Carpinteros currently show their works at the New Museum of ...
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It should be possible , however , to address the work in terms of what it does as well as what it represents . In this way , contemporary and conceptual work such as that in this exhibition may be discussed as a contribution to ...
It should be possible , however , to address the work in terms of what it does as well as what it represents . In this way , contemporary and conceptual work such as that in this exhibition may be discussed as a contribution to ...
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