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Photograph of a study in Böhler’s house
Title
  • Photograph of a study in Böhler’s house (given title)
  • Böhler house, Pelzgasse 17, 2500 Baden (project title)
Collection
Production
Material | Technique
Measurements
  • height: 28 cm
  • width: 22 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - height: 30 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - width: 24.2 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 14308-3-4
Acquisition
  • purchase, 1984
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
Inscriptions
  • stamp (right side top of back side) : KB
  • text on object (Rückseite, links oben) : Haus Böhler / (Böhler-Werke / Heinrich [durchgestrichen] / dem auch / das Schloß LITZELBERGm Attasee
  • stamp (Vorderseite, rechts oben) : 6.
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  • 10.01.2025

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