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Listado De Todos Los Recursos De La Biblioteca Listado de todos los Recursos de la Biblioteca Biblioteca: LA BIBLIO (Agrupado por: Temas, Ordenado por: Titulo) <<Aplicación sin registrar>> Num_Reg Título Soporte Autor Editorial Signatura Idioma Fecha_Reg * Temas ARTE/CINE/MUSIC 1211 2000 2009 HAMAR URTEZ ERTZ LIBRO VARIOS A VAR 200 CAST 08/01/2013 2062 ALAIN BADIOU PEQUEÑO PANTEON PORTATIL LIBRO VARIOS BRUMARIA A VAR ALA CAST 05/05/2013 1476 ARTE EN LA TIERRA 2006 LIBRO VARIOS GOBIERNO DE LA A VAR ART CAST 1477 ARTE EN LA TIERRA 2007 LIBRO VARIOS GOBIERNO DE LA A VAR ART CAST 1478 ARTE EN LA TIERRA 2011 LIBRO VARIOS GOBIERNO DE LA A VAR ART CAST 1475 ARTE JOVEN LIBRO VARIOS JUNTA DE A VAR ART CAST 2056 ARTE MAQUINAS TRABAJO Y MATERIAL LIBRO VARIOS BRUMARIA A VAR ART CAST 05/05/2013 1237 ARTE PRECOLOMBINO LIBRO GRACIELA DRAGOSKI CENTRO EDITORA VAR ART CAST 10/01/2013 2055 ARTE Y TERRORISMO LIBRO VARIOS BRUMARIA A VAR ART INGL 05/05/2013 2058 ARTE Y TRANSICION LIBRO VARIOS BRUMARIA A VAR ART CAST 05/05/2013 1483 AUN APRENDO LIBRO FELIX REYES MUSEO WURTH A REY AUN CAST 1229 BASURA LIBRO RICARDO QUIÑONES FUNDACION A QUI BAS CAST 10/01/2013 1221 CARLOS CORTEZ EXPOSICION LIBRO VARIOS FUNDACION A VAR CAR CAST 10/01/2013 1220 CARLOS CORTEZ EXPOSICION LIBRO VARIOS FUNDACION A VAR CAR CAST 10/01/2013 1482 CIELO Y TIERRA LIBRO ROSA CASTELLOT CICCA A CAS CIE CAST 1197 CLASICA LIBRO FRANCISCO CAMINO DEBOLSILLO A CAM CLA CAST 08/01/2013 1474 COMO ESTA AFRICA? 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NO ESTAMOS SOLOS LIBRO OSCAR LOSADA NUER A LOS JOH CAST 08/01/2013 1226 JUANTXU RODRIGUEZ LIBRO VARIOS LA FABRICA A VAR JUA CAST 10/01/2013 1210 LA CIUDAD LIBRO FRANS MASEREEL IRALKA A MAS CIU CAST 08/01/2013 1193 LA IDEA LIBRO FRANS MASEREEL IRALKA A MAS IDE CAST 08/01/2013 1192 LA IDEA LIBRO FRANS MASEREEL IRALKA A MAS IDE CAST 08/01/2013 1209 LA PALABRA PINTADA. ILUSTRADORES E ILUSTRACIONES LIBRO VARIOS LEER LEON A VAR PAL CAST 08/01/2013 1333 LEON PALIMPSESTO LIBRO VARIOS INZAMAC A VAR LEO CAST 15/01/2013 1207 LOS PEORES AÑOS DE NUESTRA VIDA LIBRO DAVID TRUEBA ALMA A TRU PEO CAST 08/01/2013 1238 LUIS BUÑUEL - EL OJO DE LA LIBERTAD LIBRO VARIOS FUNDACION ICOA VAR LUI CAST 10/01/2013 1664 LUIS BURGOS LIBRO VARIOS GALERIA A VAR LUI CAST 1225 LUIS PEREZ-MINGUEZ LIBRO VARIOS LA FABRICA A VAR LUI CAST 10/01/2013 2078 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - EL MUNDO DE LA LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2082 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - EL SIGLO DE LAS LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2080 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - GRANDES METROPOLIS LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2077 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - LA ESPAÑA DE FRANCO LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2083 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - LA GUERRA CIVIL LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2081 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - LA SEGUNDA GUERRA LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2076 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - LOS AÑOS SESENTA LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2079 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - PAISAJES LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2084 MAESTROS DE LA FOTOGRAFIA - TRABAJANDO LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2075 MAESTROS DE LA FOTROGRAFIA - EL MUNDO DE LIBRO VARIOS PUBLICO A VAR MAE CAST 05/05/2013 2061 MAO TSE-TUNG SOBRE LA CONTRADICCION.... LIBRO VARIOS BRUMARIA A VAR MAO INGL 05/05/2013 1206 MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI LIBRO SEYMOUR CHATMAN PAUL DUNCAN A CHA MIC CAST 08/01/2013 1196 MIRADAS CON VOZ. 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