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The Voices of Silence: Man and His Art. (Abridged from the Psychology of Art) (Bollingen Series)
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Andre Malraux
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"Not simply one of [Malraux's] best productions but perhaps one of the really great books of our time."--Edmund Wilson
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"Not simply one of [Malraux's] best productions but perhaps one of the really great books of our time."--Edmund Wilson
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ISBN: 9780691018218 Subtitle: Man and his Art. (Abridged from The Psychology of Art) Translator: Gilbert, Stuart Author: Malraux, Andre Author: Gilbert, Stuart Publisher: Princeton University Press Location: Princeton Subject: History - General Subject: Philosophy Subject: Art Subject: Psychology Subject: Criticism Subject: Criticism - General Subject: History : General Subject: General Subject: Art and architecture Subject: Criticism -- Theory. Subject: Art -- Philosophy. Subject: Art -- Psychology. Subject: Art-Theory and Criticism Copyright: 1978 Edition Description: Trade paper Series: Bollingen Series (General) Publication Date: October 1978 Binding: Paperback Grade Level: College/higher education: Language: English Illustrations: Y Pages: 661 Dimensions: 8.44x6.60x1.25 in. 2.15 lbs.
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The Voices of Silence: Man and His Art. (Abridged from the Psychology of Art) (Bollingen Series)
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1978-10-00
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9780691018218
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"Not simply one of [Malraux's] best productions but perhaps one of the really great books of our time."--Edmund Wilson