Wood, John George: The Principles And Practice Of Sketching Landscape Scenery From Nature: Systematically Arranged, And Illustrated By Numerous Examples, From Simple And Easy Subjects, To The More Complicated And Difficult Combinations Of Objects. In Four Parts (London, [circa 1740])

Wood, John George

The Principles And Practice Of Sketching Landscape Scenery From Nature: Systematically Arranged, And Illustrated By Numerous Examples, From Simple And Easy Subjects, To The More Complicated And Difficult Combinations Of Objects. In Four Parts

London, [circa 1740], Second Edition

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Projekt: Episteme der Linie
Zeichenlehrbücher und Vorlagensammlungen

DOI / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.23975
URN: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-239755
Metadata: METS

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