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A MARQUETRY ODYSSEY: HISTORICAL OBJECTS AND PERSONAL WORK

A MARQUETRY ODYSSEY: HISTORICAL OBJECTS AND PERSONAL WORK
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A rich history of marquetry is presented in context by one its most ardent and talented proponents-- Silas Kopf, himself a distinguished cabinetmaker for more than thirty years. Foreword by Glenn Adamson, Head of Graduate Studies and Deputy Head of Research, Victoria Albert Museum, London.

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