DRACULA AT THE TRIENNALE IN MILAN

Dracula at the Triennale in Milan

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- Nov 24, 2012 ... It has recently opened the exhibition “Dracula and the myth of vampires” in Milan at the Triennale Design Museum running until 24th March ...
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- Nov 22, 2012 ... Italy: from November 23rd, 2012 to March 24th, 2013 the “Triennale di Milano” presents “Dracula and the Vampires Mith”, exhibition dedicated ...
- La Triennale di Milano è l'istituzione italiana per il design, l'architettura, le arti decorative e visive, la moda e la produzione audiovisiva; è un centro di ...
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- Nov 5, 2012 ... It will be held from 23rd November 2012 to 24th March 2013 in Milan at the Triennale Museum “Dracula and the myth of vampires”, exhibition ...

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