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American Visions/Visiones de las Americas – Artistic and Cultural Identity in the Western Hemisphere

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Papers from Artistic and cultural identity in Latin America, a conference convened by Arts International in collaboration with Memorial da América Latina, Sept. 23-25, 1991. In both English and Spanish.

Editor Noreen Tomassi, Mary Jane Jacob, Ivo Mesquita
Publisher American Council for the Arts Books
ISBN 9781879903142
Reference P1996
Date 1994
Type Publication

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