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Denis Stéphane
Sisters
Fayard 2001 14x21. 2001. Broché. 224 pages. Très bon état (TB)
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ISBN : 2213609993
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What a wonderful world. Sisters (E)
, Exhibitions International , 2008 softcover, 60 pages, 31x25 cm. ISBN 9789057790331.
In Pattaya, Thailand, transgenders called ''Sisters'' are carrying the message that they deserve respect as human beings.n'What a wonderful world' is a collection of portraits of the Sisters, reflecting their vulnerability, their courage and their joy. In accompanying testimonials, the Sisters talk about the complexities in several aspects of their lives.
A Gift of Sunlight : The fortune and quest of the Davies sisters of Llandinam
Fishlock, Trevor: A Gift of Sunlight : The fortune and quest of the Davies sisters of Llandinam. Llandysul: 2014. ix, 266 pages. Hard cover. 25 x 18.5cms. Narrates the story of the Davies sisters, Margaret and Gwendoline, who used their family's fortune in coal to build what became the largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art in Britain, later bequeathing it to the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. It included Old Masters such as Botticelli and El Greco, as well as contemporary British artists such as John Singer Sargent, Robert Bevan and Paul Nash. With photographs from the family archive, as well as a list of prices and dates of acquisitions.
Narrates the story of the Davies sisters, Margaret and Gwendoline, who used their family's fortune in coal to build what became the largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art in Britain, later bequeathing it to the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. It included Old Masters such as Botticelli and El Greco, as well as contemporary British artists such as John Singer Sargent, Robert Bevan and Paul Nash. With photographs from the family archive, as well as a list of prices and dates of acquisitions
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A directory of art publications of the St. Petersburg Committee for the Sisters
A directory of art publications of the St. Petersburg Committee for the Sisters of the Red Cross, under the patronage of Her Imperial Highness Princess Eugenie Maximilianovna of Oldenburg. For the benefit of the St. Eugenie Community./Spravochnyy ukazatel khudozhestvennykh izdaniy sostoyashchego pod pokrovitelstvom Ee Imperatorskogo Vysochestva printsessy Evgenii Maksimilianovny Oldenburgskoy S.-Peterburgskogo Popechitelnogo Komiteta o sestrakh Krasnogo Kresta. V polzu Obshchiny Sv. Evgenii. Reference Guide to the Art Publications of Her Imperial Highness Princess Eugenie Maximilianovna of Oldenburg of the St. Petersburg Board of Trustees for the Sisters of the Red Cross. For the Community of St. Eugenie. 5th ed. St. Petersburg: State Printing House, 1911. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUbd-2aeb936a03b3c6f7.
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Ewald K. The Twelve Sisters. A Tale Translated by B. and V. drawing by A. Ko
Ewald K. The Twelve Sisters. A Tale Translated by B. and V. drawing by A. Komarov./Evald K. Dvenadtsat sester. Skazka per. s nem. B. i V. ris. A. Komarova. Ewald K. The Twelve Sisters. A Tale Translated with him by B. and V. drawing by A. Komarov. Moscow: Type T-va I.D. Sytin 1913. 24 p. We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUbd-738db02d2a970b4d.
[Valério ] - Dolly Sisters - Pokrass Samuel - Willemetz Albert
Reference : 28793
(1927)
