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Antonio Frasconi
Birth date: April 28, 1919
Died: January 08, 2013
Antonio Frasconi's Books
Dreamtigers - Jorge Luis Borges, Antonio Frasconi, Mildred Boyer, Harold Morland, Miguel Enguídanos See and Say: A Picture Book in Four Languages - Antonio Frasconi The Books of Antonio Frasconi: A Selection, 1945-1995 - Antonio Frasconi Love Lyrics - Louis Untermeyer, Antonio Frasconi Frasconi: Against the Grain: The Woodcut... Frasconi: Against the Grain: The Woodcuts of Antonio Frasconi - Antonio Frasconi The House That Jack Built = La Maison Que Jacques A Batie: A Picture Book In Two Languages - Antonio Frasconi The Cantilever Rainbow - Ruth Krauss, An... The Cantilever Rainbow - Ruth Krauss, Antonio Frasconi If the Owl Calls Again: A Collection of Owl Poems - Myra Cohn Livingston, Antonio Frasconi Beginnings: Creation Myths of the World - Penelope Farmer, Antonio Frasconi Five Meters Of Poems - Carlos Oquendo De... Five Meters Of Poems - Carlos Oquendo De Amat, Antonio Frasconi, David Guss See and say,: Guarda e parla, mira y habla, regarde et parle; a picture book in four languages - Antonio Frasconi
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Dreamtigers - Jorge Luis Borges, Mildred Boyer, Miguel Enguídanos, Antonio Frasconi, Harold Morland
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Dreamtigers - Jorge Luis Borges, Antonio Frasconi, Mildred Boyer, Harold Morland, Miguel Enguídanos
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M Sarki rated it 10 years ago
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http://msarki.tumblr.com/post/122413793768/dreamtigers-by-jorge-luis-borgesFew things have happened to me, and I have read a great many.___Jorge Luis BorgesIt was uncanny upon my first reading of only a few pages that the mood and tone of this Borges work seemed surprisingly familiar to me. It was a...
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