Zimmer,H. The Art of Indian Asia. Its Mythology and Transformations. Completed a…

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Zimmer,H.

The Art of Indian Asia. Its Mythology and Transformations. Completed and ed. by J.Campbell. 2 Bde. (New York), Bollingen Series (1960). 4°. Mit 614 Abb. nach Photographien von Elior Elisofon u.a. Olwdbde. - 2. Auflage. - (=Bollingen Series XXXIX).

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"Arts of the Indians of North America", in der Sammlung von Eugene und Caire Thaw, Ed. SOMOGY, 1999

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