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Condición: Good. First Edition. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. HARDCOVER; in near fine condition. This is a heavy volume; extra shipping might be required for priority mail or international orders. Book.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Fine copy in pictorial hardcover.

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2001. Natural History, Fish. Smithsonian Institution Press. 253p., fine pictorial boards.

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hardcover. Condición: Very Good. First Edition.

Hardcover. Condición: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

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Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Muy bien. Ballestar Peña, Rodolfo Castagna, A. Bettanin, A. Lisa, Enrique de Larrañaga, Atilio del Soldatto, Pedro Olmos, L. Baldini, Hemilce Saforcada, Cesar Lopez Claro Ilustrador. In-8º. #1 Oct 1949 - #12 Dic 1951 (Complete set). Wrappers. With two original illustrations of Atilio L. Termine (Published in #8) and Ballester Peña (front cover in #8). Collaborators : Homero Guglielmini, Juan Zochi, Bruno Jacovella, Alberto Ponce de Leon, Ernesto Segura, Hector Villanueva, Jesus Maira Pereyra, Antonio Cunill Cabanellas, Emilio Estiu, Cesar Rosales, Julio Ellena de la Sota, Nicolas Cocaro, Felix Esteban Cichero, Octavio Nicolas Derisi, Osvaldo Cavallo, Juan Carlos Davalos, Guillermo House, Arturo Horacio Ghida, Osiris U. Chierico, Luis Ortiz Behety, Rodolfo Agoglia, Leopoldo Marecha, Maira de Villarino, Juan A. Garcia Martinez, Marcos Fingerit, Rodolfo Falcione, Elbia Rosbaco, J. Soler Cañas, Reynaldo D Onofrio, Andres Mercado Vera, Soler Daras, Ramon Gomez de la Serna, Delfor Peralta, Luisa Sofovich, Luis Sanchez Trincado, David Martinez, Miguel Angel Escalante, Armando Cascella, Horacio Schiavo, Juan R. Sepich, Miguel Angel Torres Fernandez, Maximo Fresero, Emilio Rubio, Avelino Herrero Mayor, Enrique Puga Sabate, Maria Granata, Alberto Cambas, Julia Prilutzky, Leonardo Castellani, Fermin Chavez, Jorge Perrone, Elena Duncan, Maria Mombru, Esteban Peicovich, Sabino Alfonso-Fueyo, Martin A. Boneo, Alicia Eguren, Ismael Quiles, Lysardo Z. D. Galtier, Gregorio Santos Hernando, Jose Luis Muñoz Azpiri, Alejandro de Isusi, Vintila Horia. Each issue of the Culture magazine closes with a cover that says "Colonel Domingo A. Mercante and Minister of Education, Doctor Julio César Avanza, was published as Governor of the Province." That final note points not only to those responsible for a cultural production of the province of Buenos Aires, it also seems to be a hallmark in relation to other publications arising from the official scope. In an interview, Fermín Chávez expressed it this way: "To explain the importance and value of Culture, we must start from a real historical fact. The group from FORJA that surrounded Merchant was, without a doubt, the most serious nucleus that Peronism had in terms of thought. Men like Julio César Avanza, like López Francés, like Jauretche. Avanza, precisely, was the promoter of the most varied cultural expressions, including the Cultura magazine, in which Marechal, Guglielmini, Derisi, Dávalos, House, Cascella, Sepich, Castellani, Schiavo and many others collaborated. Each issue of the Culture magazine closes with a cover that says "Colonel Domingo A. Mercante and Minister of Education, Doctor Julio César Avanza, was published as Governor of the Province." That final note points not only to those responsible for a cultural production of the province of Buenos Aires, it also seems to be a hallmark in relation to other publications arising from the official scope. In an interview, Fermín Chávez expressed it this way: "To explain the importance and value of Culture, we must start from a real historical fact. The group from FORJA that surrounded Merchant was, without a doubt, the most serious nucleus that Peronism had in terms of thought. Men like Julio César Avanza, like López Francés, like Jauretche. Advances, precisely, was the promoter of the most varied cultural expressions, including the magazine Culture, which collaborated Marechal, Guglielmini, Derisi, Davalos, House, Cascella, Sepich, Castellani, Schiavo and many others. The Culture proposal, published by the Publications Office of the Ministry of Education of the province of Buenos Aires, is not made explicit in editorials, presentations or any type of manifesto. The most forceful definitions appear in the section "Facts of culture" that accounts for different events that took place in the province of Buenos Aires: exhibitions, contests, trips, some conferences, concerts. Culture allows to glimpse - in the small print of the section - some distinguishing marks between the provincial ministry headed by Avanza and the national one in charge of Oscar Ivanissevich. Provenzano 220. Washington Pereyra T4,p290. CodUp.