Manifeste Baroque

D'Algange, Luc-Olivier. Manifeste Baroque, Ceeditions, coll. ""Tires-à-part"", 1981, 337 ex, pp. 5-11.

Author(s): Elisa Fache|Laboratoire de l'hydre|Thomas Porte

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Language : French

Medium : Internet

Original edition of the manifesto: D'Algange, Luc-Olivier. Manifeste Baroque, Ceeditions, coll. ""Tires-à-part"", 1981, 337 ex, pp. 5-11.

Where can we find this manifesto?

Link(s) to the manifesto:
http://www.laboratoiredelhydre.fr/crbst_154.html

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Editorial comments: Groupe de deux membres

Does the work corresponds to the definition of a manifesto? Yes

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