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Henri Matisse The Early Years in Nice 1916-1930 National Gallery of Art (1986)

Exhibition catalog Henri Matisse: The Early Years in Nice 1916-1930" published by the National Gallery of Art in 1986 a d written by Dominique Fourcade and Jack Cowart, featuring 367 pages of artwork by the renowned artist Henri Matisse. Also included is the NGA exhibition AcousticGuide script by J. Carter Brown and a clipping from the Washington Post review by Paul Richard, September14, 1986. There is a one inch dent in the front, upper left; otherwise it is in good condition.

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HENRI MATISSE THE EARLY YEARS IN NICE 1916-1930

"Henri Matisse: The Early Years in Nice 1916-1930" is a 1986 hardcover book written by Dominique Fourcade and Jack Cowart. It explores the life and work of Henri Matisse during his time in Nice in the early 20th century. The book features illustrations and is part of the National Gallery of Art's publication series, making it a valuable resource for art enthusiasts interested in the individual artists and general art topics of the time. With 367 pages, this book provides a comprehensive look at Matisse's work and influence during this period.

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Pictorial history of the German Navy in World War II Naval Institute Press

The "Pictorial History of the German Navy in World War II" by Edward P Von Der Porten is a comprehensive and detailed account of the German Navy's actions during World War II. This book, published by Collier Macmillan Canada, Incorporated, features illustrations by the artist himself, providing a visual insight into the history of the German Navy. With 367 pages, this paperback book offers a thorough examination of the German Navy's role in the war, making it a valuable resource for history enthusiasts and military researchers alike.

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