Masaccio (1401- 1428).

Macerata, Foglio Editrice 1967, cm.17x23, pp.70 ca.num.tavv.bn.nt.

Prima edizione. Macerata, Foglio Editrice 1970, cm.16,7x23, pp. n.n.(52,), 15 tavv.litogr. in bn. e una a colori, brossura, sopraccoperta fig. Collana Panorama d'Arte Moderna, 120. Ediz. di 600 esemplari numerati (il ns. reca il n.353).

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