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Small Architecture
(9783836547901) - Country of publication: GERMANY - Dimensions: (H) 203mm, (W) 148mm, (D) 46mm - Taschen GmbH - Out of stock at the publisher - ISBN: 9783836547901 - Page count: 584
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| Brand |  Taschen is a brand that publishes art, design, and architecture books. The company was founded by Benedikt Taschen in 1980. |
| ISBN | Taschen 3836547902 |
| ID | 4491420 |
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GERMANY |
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(H) 203mm, (W) 148mm, (D) 46mm |
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Taschen GmbH |
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9783836547901 |
| Page count | 584 |
| Status | Out of stock at the publisher |
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