Van Gogh's Ghost Paintings: Art and Spirit in Gethsemane
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Cliff Edwards., & Cliff Edwards|AUTHOR. (2015). Van Gogh's Ghost Paintings: Art and Spirit in Gethsemane . Wipf and Stock Publishers.

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Cliff Edwards and Cliff Edwards|AUTHOR. 2015. Van Gogh's Ghost Paintings: Art and Spirit in Gethsemane. Wipf and Stock Publishers.

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Cliff Edwards and Cliff Edwards|AUTHOR. Van Gogh's Ghost Paintings: Art and Spirit in Gethsemane Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2015.

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