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Title Statement Munch revisited : Edvard Munch and the art of today
Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint) Kerber , Bielefeld : 2005
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Physical Description 183 s. : ill. (vissa i färg)
General Note An exhibition of the Museum am Ostwall in the Museum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte, Dortmund, 30th January to 1st May 2005
Subject - Personal Name Munch, Edvard, Doig, Peter, Butzer, André Sasse, Jörg Johannsen, Kirsten Gormley, Antony, Wurm, Erwin, Gober, Robert, Ahtila, Eija-Liisa, Kippenberger, Mart in, Gertsch, Franz Ludovico, Rosilene Hütte, Axel, Bazak, Ivan Ösz, Gábor McAlinden, Mikkel Neudecker, Mariele Braas, Sonja Fischl, Eric, Baselitz, Georg, Kuitca, Guillermo Goldin, Nan, Sarkis Andersson, Karin Mamma, Boden, Roland Dolven, Anne katrine Lassnig, Maria Bourgeois, Louise, Peyton, Elizabeth, Taylor-Wood, Sam, Wenzel, Anne Winstanley, Paul Kannisto, Aino Emin, Tracey, Konow Lund, Lotte Joritz, Cathy Part enheimer, Jürgen
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