(07-03-09 19:54:42) #17095352: Arts of Asia magazine, Sept-Oct 1983; Vol. 13; Nr. 5 [15 USD]

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Arts of Asia magazine, Sept-Oct 1983; Vol. 13; Nr. 5

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We are adding to our auction listings a rare edition of the "Arts of Asia" magazine published in Kowloon, Hong Kong. This magazine is a must for the Asian arts collector and/or researcher.
This edition features fascinating articles, such as: Frog drums and their importance in Karen culture; Indo-Asian shadow figures; Tiruvenkadu bronzes, classics of the Chola style; saving old Peking, the past recaptured; and many more articles, which include wonderful black and white, as well as color photos and interesting advertisements. The articles are very well-written and informative.

CONDITION: excellent; the pages are intact. This is a great find!

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Prix actuel:	$ 15.00
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Date de début:	Sam 18 Nov 2006 21:37:01 (GMT+1.0)
Date de fin:	Sam 7 Mar 2009 19:54:42 (GMT+1.0)

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Arts of Asia magazine, Sept-Oct 1983; Vol. 13; Nr. 5 en vente sur Delcampe (fin le Sam 7 Mar 2009)
Arts of Asia magazine, Sept-Oct 1983; Vol. 13; Nr. 5 est en vente dans la catégorie Livres, BD, Revues > Anglais > Revues & Journaux > Art. Vérifiez si cet objet est vendu au format enchères ou à prix fixe. Lors de votre achat : Arts of Asia magazine, Sept-Oct 1983; Vol. 13; Nr. 5, vous pouvez aussi consulter les évaluations données à ce vendeur par les autres membres.

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