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Cataolo Skira isbn authors title subtitle anno pg imm Prezzo Chiara Architecture, City and 885720056 Ingrosso Barcelona Society 1975–2015 2011 192 138 32,00 Theodore Works by Theodore 885720328 Waddell Design without Fashion Waddell, architect 2010 192 160 40,00 Alberto 885720686 Cavallari La fuga di Tolstoj 2010 128 15 15,00 Ultimo atto d’amore / The 885720758 ?nal act of love 2010 16 14 49,00 Germano 885720814 Celant Eliseo Mattiacci 2013 440 433 85,00 Il giardino della memoria. Progetto per una necropoli 885720826 Anne e Patrick Poirier contemporanea 2010 104 78 26,00 Il cortile di Volta Maestri e studenti: 885721055 dell’Università di Pavia arte e memoria 2011 168 159 35,00 Mario Di with Special Salvo, Reference to Paolo Analysis of Pre-Columbian Anthropomorphic 885721173 Brogini Sellos of Ecuador Iconography 2011 128 70 25,00 Arturo Carlo Quintavall I profughi, i filosofi, la 885721701 e Emilio Tadini 1985–1997 città, la notte 2012 208 216 42,00 885721776 Edvard Munch 1863-1944 2013 432 355 42,00 Andrea Andrea Camilleri incontra 885722301 Camilleri Manuel Vázquez Montalbán 2014 56 7,00 885722952 Ligabue Gualtieri. Il ritorno 2015 224 185 38,00 Opere scelte dalla collezione d'Arte 885723029 Lo Sguardo di... UniCredit 2015 160 162 28,00 Flaminio 886130007 Gualdoni Arte classica 2007 288 51 30,00 886130434 Franco Passalacqua 2007 432 569 25,00 Une sélection d’œuvres autour de l’image Collection François Pinault 886130436 Passage du temps Foundation 2007 168 160 30,00 886130457 "Advertising& Art" 2008 224 180 49,00 Una collezione privata. Collezione Scuola romana e Novecento Claudio e Elena 886130579 italiano Cerasi 2007 200 101 44,00 886130857 Isolarchitetti 2009 240 200 30,00 de Pierre le Grand à 887624017 Impérial Saint-Pétersbourg Catherine II 2004 320 226 60,00 Lo Studio Marconi 887624102 Autobiografia di una galleria 1965/1992 2004 344 326 50,00 7000 years of african 887624284 Arts of Africa art 2005 412 247 52,00 Amnon 887624753 Barzel Franco Bonetti Dialoghi 2006 160 62 34.5 Möbel und Objekte 888118255 Kidsize für Kinder 1900 316 600 51.65 Capolavori della collezione di Carmen Thyssen- 888118268 Bornemisza 1997 336 120 41.32 888118294 Le tramogge dell'arte 8 artisti a Modena 1997 15.49 Annuario degli Archivi 888118300 EM IV 1996 di Etnomusicologia 1900 184 7.23 Brescia e la Repubblica Cisalpina 888118389 Napoleone Bonaparte 1797-1799 1998 41.32 Macht und Ohnmacht 888118699 Kaiser Karl V. (1500-1558) Europas 2000 388 480 72.3 Architetture del paesaggio 888491518 Pioltello metropolitano 2003 140 92 30,00 Gustaf 888491780 Sobin Ambrogio Magnaghi 2004 128 46 35,00 William Images chatoyantes du Les médailles des 885720508 Eisler siècle des lumières Dassier de Genève 2010 39,00 885720641 Gianfranco Ferré Drawings 2010 456 377 60,00 Sara Arrhenius , Helena Granströ m, Nikolaus Hirsch, Jeffrey Kastner, Hans- Ulrich 14 Billions (Working 885720857 Obrist Tomas Saraceno Title) 2011 246 200 55,00 Loro 885721385 Piana Vicuña La regina delle Ande 2013 208 140 70,00 Catalogo ragionato dell’opera 1920-1949 885721506 Giuseppe Capogrossi (volume I) 2012 400 166 160,00 La riscoperta di un maestro tra Angiolo D’Andrea 1880- simbolismo e 885721726 1942 Novecento 2012 224 213 35,00 Gabriele Cappellat o, Kuno Bont, Kim Sophia Hyoseon, Christoph Jansen, Prisca Jansen, Davide JANSEN CAMPUS DAVIDE 885721866 Macullo MACULLO 2014 136 73 29,00 Andrea 885722192 Camilleri Il cielo rubato Dossier Renoir 2009 128 7.9 Angela Lo 885722439 Priore One Hundred Portraits Angela Lo Priore 2014 216 100 70,00 886130143 Aldo Rossi Drawings 2008 304 264 85,00 Il murale di 886130245 Keith Haring Milwaukee 2007 60 30 20,00 Disegni inediti della collezione Liliana 886130917 Fellini e la sua musa Betti 2008 144 114 30,00 Autobiografia del XX 887624551 Vittorio Gregotti secolo 2005 228 52 25,00 'Sacre Famiglie' a 887624578 Bartolomeo Cavarozzi confronto 2005 96 21 20,00 Paola Buratto Volupté et 887624676 Caovilla Haute Couture en cuisine transgression 2005 224 285 60,00 887624686 Italian Art Ceramics 1900 - 1950 2007 328 255 85,00 Figures, histoires et maîtres de l’art 887624737 Beautés Insensées irrégulier 2006 304 180 45,00 887624872 Alberto del Biondi Industria del design 2006 128 130 40,00 Peintres et poètes dans les collections 887624937 La Renaissance italienne genevoises 2006 344 171 45,00 888118243 Gian Franco Fasce 1997 33.57 Bâtiments publics 888118465 Mario Botta 1990-1998 1900 288 115 38.73 Luca Tendances de l'architecture 888118914 Molinari nord-américaine Les années 90 2001 248 228 33.57 888118962 Il Palazzo Reale di Milano 2002 328 124 70,00 Anne van 888491020 Cutsem Orecchini etnici Africa, Asia, America 2001 360 274 31,00 888491107 Renato Meneghetti Radiografie 2003 208 200 45,00 888491777 Avvocati a Milano Sei secoli di storia 2004 208 92 40,00 Fulvio A Technological 888491823 Irace Emilio Ambasz Arcadia 2005 288 195 60,00 888491842 Antonio Calderara Dipinti 1926–1971 2004 124 49 30,00 Loredana Cerveglieri. Il cielo 885720270 sopra la pittura 2009 96 64 25,00 Luísa Peinture au Musée Calouste 885720294 Sampaio Gulbenkian 2009 240 125 39,00 La Commedia umana di Omaggio al 885720384 Balzac romanziere assoluto 2009 64 16 17,00 La regina del 885720838 Tamara de Lempicka moderno 2011 392 485 59,00 885721061 Anish Kapoor Dirty Corner 2011 424 400 62,00 Germano 885721152 Celant Anselm Kiefer Il sale della Terra 2011 336 532 58,00 Enrico Piccoli incontri con grandi 885721361 Arosio architetti 2012 224 19.9 Fenêtre de la Renaissance à Dürer, Monet, 885721698 nos jours Magritte... 2013 336 311 39,00 Spose in casa 885722107 “ Vincoli d’amore” Gonzaga 2013 216 62 29,00 Mimmo 887624142 Jodice São Paulo 2004 104 30,00 Barbara Anna, Experiencing Places Perliss through the Sense of 887624267 Anthony Invisible Architecture Smell 2006 264 120 33,00 J.T. L'art de l'affiche 887624431 Schnapp Les Vagues Révolutionnires politique 2005 160 199 35,00 887624993 Attilio Forgioli Anatomie del colore 2006 104 66 29,00 Die Bildergalerie in 888118128 Sanssouci 1900 252 68 41.32 Sculture per San Leo 888118380 Arnaldo Pomodoro e per Cagliostro 1998 160 100 36.15 888118388 Diego Esposito Passaggi 1998 28.41 Un maestro del 888118438 Carlo Fornara Divisionismo 1999 41.32 888118794 Ryan Mendoza Contemporanea 2000 112 60 23.24 La questione di Assisi e il cantiere Bruno medievale della 888491056 Zanardi Giotto e Pietro Cavallini pittura a fresco 2002 376 170 27,00 888491307 Ubaldo Oppi La stagione classica 2002 136 92 11.17 888491348 Baechler 77 paintings 2002 25,00 Icônes de la Images de la spiritualité collection Rena 888491852 grecque Andreadis 2004 136 88 30,00 Il palazzo e la 885721748 Banco di Brescia quadreria 2012 160 147 50,00 Eugenio Alberti 885722100 Schatz Hotel Danieli Ritratto di un albergo 2013 152 77 80,00 Sergio 885722191 Romano L' arte in guerra 2013 88 9,00 Percorso italo- francese di arte contemporanea a 886130197 Luce di pietra Roma 2007 96 40 30,00 887624096 Alberto Gianquinto Opere 1955-2003 2005 280 226 45,00 Il patrimonio culturale e scientifico della sanità pubblica in 887624343 Le arti della salute Emilia-Romagna 2005 520 263 60,00 887624627 Immagini del costruire 1946-2006 2006 136 90 35,00 Vanna 887624929 Rubini Il libro gioco di Mantegna 2006 24 50 9,00 Skulptur, Graphik, 888118265 Joan Miró Malerei 1997 28.41 888118451 Anna Cingi Opera Grafica 1998 36.15 888118466 Alvar Aalto Visioni urbane 1999 120 24.79 Anne Van 888118530 Cutsem A World of Rings Africa, Asia, America 2005 232 180 23.5 L’histoire de Diego 885720504 Compostelle et l’Europe Gelmirez 2010 432 231 59,00 La pittura dell’ignoto. 885720515 Mario Raciti Dipinti 1959-2009 2010 240 190 39,00 Alberto L’architettura Pedrazzin dell’Isola Rossa fra 885720562 i Madagascar cronache e storia 2010 128 87 24,00 Giovanni Per una archeologia del Scritti sull’arte 885721134 Urbani presente contemporanea 2012 272 34,00 Moreno 885721439 Gentili Guzzini Infinito design italiano 2012 200 162 45,00 885721910 Ana Mendieta She Got Love 2013 248 281 45,00 Tracce, parole, 885722647 Frate Francesco immagini 2014 152 90 35,00 La Biblioteca Leo Finzi del Collegio degli ingegneri e 885722667 Pagine politecniche architetti di Milano 2014 272 42 32,00 886130173 Massimo Scolari 2007 352 170 50,00 Gruppo Euromobil, un'impresa di design tra Arte 886130491 AA.. VV. e Sport 2009 376 377 70,00 886130990 Picasso 1917-1937 Harlequin 2008 324 170 58,00 887624538 Adam Henein 2005 344 249 55,00 La Collezione 887624775 Capolavori da scoprire Borromeo 2006 296 28 57,00 887624893 Georges Braque La poétique de l’objet 2006 104 58 25,00 und die Haager 888118073 Van Gogh Schule 1996 356 159 51.65 888118488 Amedeo Modigliani 1999 248 164 51.65 L'esperienza di 888118672 Piano, porto, città Genova 1900 176 330 37,00 Il restauro della Cappella Indagini, progetto, 888491228 degli Scrovegni risultati 2003 652 120 100,00 55 artisti del '900 dalla 888491395 raccolta Olivetti 2003 173 94 28,00 Libertà della memoria. 888491664 Innocente 2003 112 43 30,00 Ludwig van Beethoven. Epistolario VI volume (1825- 888491969 1827) 2007 320 140 49,00 Forster Mechanics of 885721053 Jack Cartier Time Art Passion 2011 268 233 55,00 Lodovico Belgiojoso La ricerca di un’Italia 885721166 Architetto 1909-2004 “altra” 2013 204 29,00 Manifatture preziose alle origini del Made 885722008 Artigianato e lusso in Italy 2013 224 130 25,00 Tullio Pericoli. 1995- 885722765 Sulla terra 2015 2015 176 140 39,00 Where time becomes 886130440 Artempo art 2007 288 200 50,00 886130549 Carla Maria Maggi 2007 144 54 26,00 888118306 Rilke e Lou Il visibile e l'invisibile 1997 112 14.46 Il grottesco
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