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Bruce Nauman. Work From 1965-1972

Authors
Jane Livingston; Marcia Tucher
Publisher
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Place
Los Angeles, California
ETC archive
ETC0572
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Jane Livingston; Marcia Tucher. Bruce Nauman. Work From 1965-1972. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. 1972.

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