Surrealism & revolution

Author Franklin Rosemont American

Publisher Ztangi

Publisher Solidarity Bookshop

1966

Not on view

Preface signed: Franklin Rosemont

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Title: Surrealism & revolution
Author: Franklin Rosemont (American, Chicago 1943–2009 Chicago)
Publisher: Ztangi
Publisher: Solidarity Bookshop
Date: 1966
Geography: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Object Number: NX456.5.S8 Z73 1966
Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library

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