Null LAWRENCE CARROLL
(1954 - 2019)
Study the City. Lawrence Carroll
2000
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LAWRENCE CARROLL (1954 - 2019) Study the City. Lawrence Carroll 2000 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Studio la Città, Verona (July 6, 2000) 27 x 21 cm Gallery edition Pages 36 Without defects

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LAWRENCE CARROLL (1954 - 2019) Study the City. Lawrence Carroll 2000 Illustrated monographic catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Studio la Città, Verona (July 6, 2000) 27 x 21 cm Gallery edition Pages 36 Without defects

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