What is scenography? :
authors:
Howard, Pamela, 1939-
subjects:
Theatres -- Stage-setting and scenery.
publishers:
Routledge,
series:
Theatre concepts
ISBN:
0415100844
0415100852 (pbk):
9780415100847
description:
£15.99
notes:
Includes index.
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