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TRÉSORS DES BIBLIOTHÈQUES D'ITALIE IVe-XVIe SIÈCLES.

   

- Paris : Bibliothèque Nationale 1950
- small 8vo.
- stiff paper wrappers
- not paginated
- Order Nr. 62794
- Price: $ 10.00



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Second, revised edition. The Bibliothèque Nationale sponsored this exhibition of over 450 Italian books from the 4th-16th centuries. Each century is divided according to Italian regions (Lombardy, Toscany, etc). A section is devoted specifically to book bindings as well. Illustrated in black & white. Front cover detached; spine covering worn.

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