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Art & Design : Teaching School Subjects 11-19

Art & Design : Teaching School Subjects 11-19

by Nicholas Addison, et al - New Edition, Paperback (Routledge; Feb 15, 2010)

Art & Design : Teaching School Subjects 11-19
$37.20

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Ken Adam and the Art of Production Design

Ken Adam and the Art of Production Design

by French P - New Edition, Paperback (Farrar Straus & Giroux; Jan 10, 2006)

Ken Adam and the Art of Production Design
$1.99

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Nature & Aesthetics of Design

Nature & Aesthetics of Design

by David Pye - New Edition, Paperback (A & C Black; Jun 1, 2008)

Nature & Aesthetics of Design
$16.00 - $26.95

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Design : The Key Concepts

Design : The Key Concepts

by Catherine McDermott - New Edition, Paperback (Routledge; Dec 31, 2007)

Design : The Key Concepts
$26.95

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