Creation Myths: Man's Introduction to the World by Maclagan, David Paperback

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Literary Movement: Enlightenment, Modernism Ex Libris: No Publisher: Thames & Hudson Genre: Antiquarian & Collectible, Art & Culture, Folklore & Mythology ISBN: 0500810109 Item Height: 6 in width: 1 in Book Title: Creation Myths Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Book Series: Historical Narrative Type: Nonfiction Item Length: 11 in Personalized: No Format: Paperback Illustrator: Yes Item Weight: 5 oz height: 6 in Era: 1970s Product Group: Book Binding: Paperback Item Width: 1 in Language: English Features: Illustrated Signed: No Author: Maclagan, David Type: Picture Book Unit Type: Unit Topic: Art History, Collectibles, Cultural History, Folklore & Mythology Personalize: No Inscribed: No Edition: First Edition Publication Year: 1979 Unit Quantity: 1 Original Language: English Country of Origin: United Kingdom Vintage: Yes Number of Pages: 96 Pages

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Creation Myths: Man's Introduction to the World by Maclagan, David Paperback. "Creation Myths: Man's Introduction to the World" by Maclagan, David is a vintage illustrated trade paperback book that delves into the historical and cultural significance of creation myths. Published by Thames & Hudson in 1979, this first edition picture book features artwork and explores the folklore and mythology of various cultures. With a narrative aimed at young adults and adults, this book offers a unique insight into the art and culture of the 1970s era, making it a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian and collectible literature. "Creation Myths: Man's Introduction to the World" by Maclagan, David is a vintage illustrated trade paperback book that delves into the historical and cultural significance of creation myths. Published by Thames & Hudson in 1979, this first edition picture book features artwork and explores the folklore and mythology of various cultures. With a narrative aimed at young adults and adults, this book offers a unique insight into the art and culture of the 1970s era, making it a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian and collectible literature.