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Peggy Guggenheim Collection by Paolo BarozziPeggy Guggenheim Collection by Paolo Barozzi 8vo. pp. 80. illustrated. hardcover boards. dw. (back cover bit scuffed). [New York]: Assouline, [2005]. New. ISBN 10: 2843236592 ISBN 13: 9782843236594 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Peggy Guggenheim is the true story of a twenty year friendship between the author (a Venetian nobleman) and the famous art collector Peggy Guggenheim. Paolo
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