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TURKEY
Islamic Art & Calligraphy

TURKEY

Photographs by Roland and Sabrina Michaud. Introduction by Daniel Farson. With 83 color illustrations. Printed and bound in Japan. 1986

Author Sabrina Michaud and Ronald
Publication Year 1986
Language English
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