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Pequeño diccionario visual de términos arquitectónicossecond-hand

Published by Cátedra · Arts · ISBN 9788437631257

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A pocket dictionary that explains over eight hundred basic architecture terms with short definitions and illustrations. Each term is also given in English, French, German and Italian.

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For students of art or architecture, and for enthusiasts who want to name what they see in a building. It is compact and easy to carry.

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