Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie

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Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie. / Wozniak, Magdalena Maria.

I: Afriques, Bind 10, 2373, 2019.

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Wozniak, MM 2019, 'Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie', Afriques, bind 10, 2373. https://doi.org/10.4000/afriques.2373Afriques

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Wozniak, M. M. (2019). Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie. Afriques, 10, [2373]. https://doi.org/10.4000/afriques.2373Afriques

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Wozniak MM. Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie. Afriques. 2019;10. 2373. https://doi.org/10.4000/afriques.2373Afriques

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Wozniak, Magdalena Maria. / Études des peintures murales médiévales soudanaises de 1963 à nos jours – Essai d’historiographie. I: Afriques. 2019 ; Bind 10.

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