Delve into the details of 'Homenaje a Román Alís', a significant 1996 poster publication from the esteemed Fundación Juan March. This exhibition page provides insights into its place within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection and the 'Aula de (Re)estrenos' series. Users can explore this unique cultural entry, which is made available for public consultation and research purposes.
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This entry details 'Homenaje a Román Alís,' a publication within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection. It is categorized as a poster from 1996 and belongs to the 'Aula de (Re)estrenos' series, published by the Fundación Juan March.
The page presents 'Homenaje a Román Alís' as a specific item within the 'Ediciones de la March' (March Editions) collection of the Fundación Juan March. This entry is classified under the 'Aula de (Re)estrenos' (Re-premieres Classroom) series and is identified as a poster ('Carteles') dating from 1996. The digital documents within this collection are made available for public consultation and research, with freedom to consult and reproduce under current intellectual property laws, primarily intended for teaching or research purposes, and citation of the digital collection is requested. The publication is listed under the editorial by Fundación Juan March.
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