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Architectural Stained Glass

1979 book edited by British artist Brian Clarke
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  • Author: Brian Clarke[1], Johannes Schreiter[2], Martin Harrison[3], Ludwig Schaffrath[4], John Piper[5], Patrick Reyntiens[6]
  • Creator: Brian Clarke[7]
  • Instance of: literary work[8]
  • Editor: Brian Clarke[9]
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education[10], John Murray[11]
  • Genre: art criticism[12], polemic[13]
  • Place of publication: London[14], New York City[15]
  • Language of work or name: English[16]
  • Country of origin: United Kingdom[17]
  • Publication date: October 1, 1979[18]
  • Has edition or translation: Architectural Stained Glass[19]
  • Main subject: stained glass[20], architectural design[21], history of decorative arts[22], Neo-Constructivism[23]
  • Number of pages: 234[24]
  • Title: Architectural Stained Glass: edited by Brian Clarke[25], Architectural stained glass[26], Architectural stained glass | WorldCat.org[27]
  • Literal translation: Архитектурные витражи[28]
  • URL: https://katalog.slub-dresden.de/id/0-1615187103[29]
  • Copyright status: copyrighted[30]

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