José Luis Plaza Chillón (2020). Efebos tristes. La iconografía homosexual masculina en los dibujos de Federico García Lorca
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José Luis Plaza Chillón (2020). Efebos tristes. La iconografía homosexual masculina en los dibujos de Federico García Lorca. (prólogo de Emilio Peral Vega). Granada: Comares, XXXIII + 260 pp.
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