The Painter and Decorator, 66. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1952 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 18.
11. lappuse
... wallpaper market was once al- most entirely dependant upon European production with upstate New York out- lets . From Atlantic Ocean sailing ves- sels , dropping anchor in the waters of New York City , wallpaper cargo went by the D and ...
... wallpaper market was once al- most entirely dependant upon European production with upstate New York out- lets . From Atlantic Ocean sailing ves- sels , dropping anchor in the waters of New York City , wallpaper cargo went by the D and ...
14. lappuse
... wallpaper was made by hand . Manufacturing authori- ties explain that besides painting of scenes and decorations panels and strips were pasted on backgrounds . To drama- tize the wallpaper was the objective . Colors were employed to ...
... wallpaper was made by hand . Manufacturing authori- ties explain that besides painting of scenes and decorations panels and strips were pasted on backgrounds . To drama- tize the wallpaper was the objective . Colors were employed to ...
16. lappuse
... wallpaper is in the living room . Still , other farmhouses renovated in the territory may select , because it is historically appropriate , Queen Anne wallpaper . That was originally made during the life of this monarch who married the ...
... wallpaper is in the living room . Still , other farmhouses renovated in the territory may select , because it is historically appropriate , Queen Anne wallpaper . That was originally made during the life of this monarch who married the ...
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FEBRUARY 1952 NUMBER | 2 |
APRIL 1952 NUMBER | 4 |
SEPTEMBER 1952 NUMBER | 9 |
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