TURNER (Elizabeth), WICK (Oliver). Calder Miro. Published by Philip Wilson Publishers Ltd in 2004. In-4 format, hardcover with illustrated dust jacket. Numerous illustrations in color / black in / out of text. Excellent condition.

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TURNER (Elizabeth), WICK (Oliver). Calder Miro. Published by Philip Wilson Publishers Ltd in 2004. In-4 format, hardcover with illustrated dust jacket. Numerous illustrations in color / black in / out of text. Excellent condition.

TURNER (Elizabeth), WICK (Oliver). Calder Miro. Published by Philip Wilson Publishers Ltd in 2004. In-4 format, hardcover with illustrated dust jacket. Numerous illustrations in color / black in / out of text. Excellent condition.

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