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Introduction to art appreciation: a textbook in humanities / Mariano M. Ariola.

By: Ariola, Mariano M

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TextPublisher: Quezon city: C&E Publisher., ©2008Description: 180p.: ill.; 26cmISBN: 978-971-584-631-8Subject(s): Art appreciation | ArtsDDC classification: GC 790 A712 2008

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