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Modal relationships as stylistic features: Examples from Seljuk and Celtic patterns
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  • 1995Transformations in design: a formal approach to stylistic change and innovation in the visual arts119 cited
  • 1905Celtic Art in Pagan and Christian Times26 cited
  • 2010Celtic Art in Pagan and Christian Times17 cited

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