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In Praise of Women - Stone Sculptures Created or Inspired by the Women of Zimbabwe
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In Praise of Women - Stone Sculptures Created or Inspired by the Women of Zimbabwe

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Location
South Africa
Bob Shop ID
640064753

In Praise of Women - Stone Sculptures Created or Inspired by the Women of Zimbabwe

A first edition softcover published by African Millenium in 2003

Picture cover boards are clean & bright, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions

 

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