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    The Quedlinburg Treasury

    by Anne R. Bromberg

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    400-499 (1) 97 (1) 2005 (1) art history (1) art theft (1) Dallas Museum of Art (1) German art (2) Germany (1) Jewelry and Gems (1) medieval (1) medieval art (3) Museum Collections (1) Nazis (1) non-fiction (1) Quedlinburg Treasury (1) religious art (1)
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    Anne R. Bromberg
    8 Works 96 Members

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    Nonfiction, Art & Design
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    704.9482 — Arts & recreation Arts Special topics in fine and decorative arts Iconography Specific subjects Religious art
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    N7950 .Q43 .B76 — Fine Arts Visual arts Special subjects of art
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    Published
    1991
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    Nonfiction, Art & Design
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    704.9482
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    N7950 .Q43 .B76

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    Anne R. Bromberg
    8 Works 96 Members

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