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Premio Internazionale Biella per L’Incisione 1990 — Printmaking Prize Catalogue

Premio Internazionale Biella per L’Incisione 1990 — Printmaking Prize Catalogue

Exhibition Catalogue
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The 1990 catalogue of the Premio Internazionale Biella per L’Incisione, an international prize devoted to engraving and printmaking in Biella, Italy. Its 209 pages document the event and its participating graphic artists, making it a compact reference for collectors of late twentieth-century print culture.

  • Institution/author: Premio Internazionale Biella per L’Incisione
  • Place and date: Italy, 1990
  • Format: Paperback, 209 pages
  • Material: Printed paper publication
  • Language: Italian, as indicated by the source title and images
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 8.5/10
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