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| I have an orginal leaflet from the 1516 "Description of Greece" by Pausanias. It is framed with a certificate of authenticity affixed to back. Excellent condition. | |||
| == Andrew Stewart, ''One Hundred Greek Sculptors'' == | |||
| I want to sell this, please let me know who might be interested. | |||
| I can't find any bibliographical details about this book. I take it this is the living Andrew Stewart who's written on Greek sculpture, not someone quoted by the 1911 Britannica? I can't track down date, publisher, or ISBN. The text of the book is given on the Perseus site but that doesn't have any details either; it does have an ISBN, but it's for the wrong book. ] 00:52, 8 October 2006 (UTC) | |||
| Monty Redimarker - redimark@alltel.net | |||
| ==Leaflet== | |||
| Sorry, but I live on a small pension and could not afford such an item. | |||
| Do you have a scan that I could see? | |||
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Andrew Stewart, One Hundred Greek Sculptors
I can't find any bibliographical details about this book. I take it this is the living Andrew Stewart who's written on Greek sculpture, not someone quoted by the 1911 Britannica? I can't track down date, publisher, or ISBN. The text of the book is given on the Perseus site but that doesn't have any details either; it does have an ISBN, but it's for the wrong book. Petrouchka 00:52, 8 October 2006 (UTC)