Archive / fire in the tempul text (as published in "fire in the tempul", 1984; Vancouver Art Gallery)
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Item Details
Title: [fire in the tempul text (as published in "fire in the tempul", 1984; Vancouver Art Gallery)]
Artist: bill bissett
Date: 1984
Format: Book
Location: UBC Library, Rare Books and Special Collections
Publisher: Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver
Size: 28.20 × 39.50 cm
More Information: Courtesy of the University of British Columbia Library, Rare Books and Special Collections.
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