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Shigeko Kubota: A Portfolio

Author
Shigeko Kubota
Publication
Video 80
Publisher
W. Garfield
Date
Spring/Summer 1982
Place
San Francisco, California
Volume
4
ETC archive
ETC0540
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Shigeko Kubota. Shigeko Kubota: A Portfolio. Video 80. vol. 4. W. Garfield. Spring/Summer 1982.

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