Oglądasz Autor: Meyer Schapiro, ilość znalezionych obiektów: 21

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A note on the Mérode Altarpiece | Meyer Schapiro
[New York]: College Art Association of America, 1959
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A note on the wall strips of Saxon churches | Meyer Schapiro
Urbana, Ill.: The Society of Architectural Historians, 1959
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A relief in Rodez and the beginnings of Romanesque sculpture in Southern France | Meyer Schapiro
Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1963
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Diderot on the artist and society | by Meyer Schapiro
[Geneve: Droz 1964]
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Leonardo and Freud: an art-historical study | Meyer Schapiro
Philadelphia [etc.]: Journal of the History of Ideas, Inc., 1956
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Mr. Berenson`s values | by Meyer Schapiro
[London: Encounter], 1961
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On some problems in the semiotics of visual art | Meyer Schapiro
[Berlin]: Mouton, 1969
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On some problems in the semiotics of visual art | Meyer Schapiro
[The Hague]: Mouton, 1970
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On the aesthetic attitude in Romanesque art | Meyer Schapiro
[London]: [Luzac], [1947]
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Paul Cézanne | Meyer Schapiro
Köln: Dumont, [1957]
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Picasso's "Woman with a fan": on transformation and self-transformation | Meyer Schapiro
Mainz: Philipp von Zabern, 1976
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Style | Meyer Schapiro
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1953
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The Beatus Apocalypse of Gerona | Meyer Schapiro
New York: Art Foundation Press Inc., 1963
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The Parma Ildefonsus: a Romanesque illuminated manuscript from Cluny and related works | by Meyer Schapiro
New York: College Art Association of America, 1964
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The apples of Cezanne: an essay on the meaning of still-life | by Meyer Schapiro
[New York: The Macmillan Company, 1968]
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Two romanesque drawings in Auxerre and some iconographic problems | by Meyer Schapiro
Princeton: University Press, 1954
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Two slips of Leonardo and a slip of Freud | Meyer Schapiro
[New York]: [National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis], 1956