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Busters Bedroom: A Film Book
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Product Description: Book by Horn, Rebecca
By Rebecca Horn, Martin Mosebach and Sven Nykvist
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Hardcover:

9783907509135 | Distributed Art Pub Inc, October 1, 1991, cover price $39.95 | About this edition: Book by Horn, Rebecca

Martin Mosebach & Rebecca Horn: Das Lamm
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By Rebecca Horn and Martin Mosebach
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9783935567305 | Sgd ltd edition (Holzwarth Pubns, August 15, 2006), cover price $320.00

The Heresy of Formlessness: The Roman Liturgy and Its Enemy
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By Graham Harrison (trans) and Martin Mosebach
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9781586171278 | Ignatius Pr, October 15, 2006, cover price $16.95

Schermuly: Catalogue Raisonné
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Product Description: An artist unbound by the conventions of his time, Munich-based painter Peter Schermuly (1997–2007) turned away from abstraction toward an original approach to realism in which he developed color phenomena suitable for a particular painting rather than merely recreating the palette he observed in the world around him...read more
By Martin Mosebach (editor) and Brigitte Schermuly (editor)
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9783777424378, titled "Schermuly: Catalogue Raisonné" | Hirmer Verlag, January 15, 2016, cover price $130.00 | About this edition: An artist unbound by the conventions of his time, Munich-based painter Peter Schermuly (1997–2007) turned away from abstraction toward an original approach to realism in which he developed color phenomena suitable for a particular painting rather than merely recreating the palette he observed in the world around him.

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