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Exlibris für Max von Schilling

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Title

Exlibris für Max von Schilling

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Production

design: Michel Fingesten, Berlin, 1st quarter of the 20th century
client / customer: Max von Schilling, Berlin, 1st quarter of the 20th century

Material | Technique

paper,
algraphy

Measurements

height: 14.1 cm
width: 11.2 cm

Inventory number

KI 9136-1770

Acquisition

legacy , 1933

Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

Inscriptions

text on object: Max von Schilling / ex musicis
signature: "Fingesten" in Bleistift rechts unten

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