Chinese Bronzes by Mario Bussagli soil Each chapter contains textual material

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Chinese Bronzes by Mario Bussagli soil Each chapter contains textual materialChinese Bronzes by Mario Bussagli Paul Hamlyn Cameo Art Series Hamlyn Publishing Group, 1969, colour photographic plates throughout, hardcover, dust jacket Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, previous owners stamp inside front cover, dust jacket minor edge and shelf wear, minor rubbing to edges and corners (see photographs) "The origins of bronze working in China are mysterious and deeply rooted in ancient Chinese myths. metallurgy in all