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Folk art of Czechoslovakia / Věra Hasalová, Jaroslav Vajdiš ; [translated from the Czech by Ivo Dvořak 🔍
[by] Věra Hasalová, Jaroslav Vajdiš; [translated from the Czech by Ivo Dvořak] Arco Publishing Co., London, New York, England, 1975
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There is no doubt that each of the two nations that constitute Czechoslovakia makes its own contribution to the development of the forms and, to some extent, the content of its folk art. We shall nevertheless discuss the folk art of the Czech and the Slovak people in conjunction with each other, since there are many fundamental common features. As two closely related Slavonic nations in Central Europe, the Czechs and the Slovaks shared, at least partly, identical conditions, and in several important epochs they shared a common history. There is no basic difference between their main types of housing and dress, their ceremonies or the products of their popular arts and crafts. Most of the types and branches of folk art created on Czechoslovak territory exist in both nations.--pg. 7
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Věra Hasalová, Jaroslav Vajdiš; translated by Ivo Dvořák
Alternative author
Věra Hasalova; Jaroslav Vajdiš; Ivo Dvořak
Alternative author
Hasalova, Vera; Vajdis, Jaroslav, author
Alternative author
Vera Hasalova, Jaroslav Vajdis
Alternative author
Hasalová, Věra
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New York: Arco Pub. Co.
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Newnes Technical Books
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Mitchell Beazley
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Hamlyn
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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New York, Unknown, 1974
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First Edition, US, 1974
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1st Edition, 1974
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New York, c1974
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cut-off text due to tight binding
skewed text
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Bibliography: p. 291-293.
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Bibliography: p. 291-293.
Ill. on lining papers.
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296 pages : 31 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-293)
date open sourced
2023-06-28
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