Explore '1911: Disolución y Metamorfosis (Paisajes y figuras del inicio del siglo),' a significant historical publication from the Juan March Institute. Released in 1996, this work delves into pivotal early 20th-century artistic and cultural themes. Part of the institute's Ediciones de la March collection, it is available for public consultation and supports free academic reproduction for teaching or research purposes.
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This item, '1911: disolución y metamorfosis (Paisajes y figuras del inicio del siglo)', is a publication from the Juan March Institute's collection of editions, specifically related to conference cycles and posters. It was released in 1996 and is available for public consultation and free reproduction for teaching or research purposes.
The item '1911: disolución y metamorfosis (Paisajes y figuras del inicio del siglo)' is part of the Ediciones de la March collection, published by the Fundación Juan March. It is categorized as a poster and linked to conference cycles, suggesting it may be a visual or thematic representation of a lecture series or event from 1911. The publication date is listed as 1996. The digital documents within this collection are made available for public consultation and free reproduction, respecting intellectual property laws and primarily intended for teaching or research. Users are requested to cite the digital collection when using these resources.
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