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v. 1. [Pre-Romanesque style]- The Romanesque style. v. 2. The Franco-Gothic style.- The Italo-Gothic and international styles. v. 3. The Italo-Gothic and international styles. v. 4. The Hispano-Flemish style in northwestern Spain. 2 pts. v. 5. The Hispano-Flemish style in Andalusia. v. 6. The Valencian school in the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. 2 pts. v. 7. The Catalan school in the late Middle Ages. 2pts. v. 8. The Aragonese school in the late Middle Ages. 2 pts. v. 9. The beginning of the Renaissance in Castile and Leon. 2 pts. v. 10. The early Renaissance in Andalusia. v. 11. The Valencian school in the early Renaissance. v. 12. The Catalan school in the early Renaissance. 2 pts. v. 13. The schools of Aragon and Navarre in the early Renaissance. v. 14. The later Renaissance in Castille.
- Author
- Chandler Rathfon Post. --
- Publisher
- New York: Kraus Reprint
- Published
- 1970
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Art, History, Arts
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