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Acrylic-Painting IXA, Quadric No. 2, Green, Dark Blue
MAK, Legat Carla und Joseph Binder

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  • Acrylic-Painting IXA, Quadric No. 2, Green, Dark Blue (original-language title)
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  • height: 154.4 cm
  • width: 52.6 cm
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  • KI 14145-1369
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  • donation , 1995
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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  • 21.10.2026

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