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Dutch Art + Architecture Today 15, 1984

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Content includes:
JETTEKE BOLTEN – Marlene Dumas
PAUL DONKER DUYVIS – Jan Schoonhoven, the poetic beauty of imperfection
DORINE MIGNOT – Video art in Rembrandt’s country
DAAN VAN GOLDEN – Artist’s pages
RAINER BULLHORST – Jan Hoogstad, synthesis of emotion and dogma
TINEKE REIJNDERS – Artists’ Initiatives
GEURTIMANSE – List of publications

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Jan van Toorn
  • Year: 1984
  • Client/Publisher: The Netherlands Ministry for Cultural Affairs, Recreation and Social Welfare
  • Size: 250mm x 210mm

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Dutch Art + Architecture Today 15, 1984. Designed by Jan van Toorn
Dutch Art + Architecture Today 15, 1984. Designed by Jan van Toorn
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