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ArticleApes and Ape Lore, in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

Harry Bober1954

Article1954

Apes and Ape Lore, in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

Harry Bober · Horst W. Janson · H. Frankfort

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Year1954

Typearticle

Published1954-06-01

VenueThe Art Bulletin

ISSN-L0004-3079

Languageen

Citations202

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