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Authors: Henry-Russel Hitchcock, Albert Fein, Winston Weisman, Vincent Scully and Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.
Edited by: Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.
Publisher: Pall Mall Press in Association with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1970
Condition: Hardcover, worn book jacket

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