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Photograph of a “Speisezimmer” at the electric exhibition in Vienna in 1883, designed by Baurath A. von Wielemans and executed by Alexander Albert, Imperial Royal Court Cabinetmaker in Vienna
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  • Photograph of a “Speisezimmer” at the electric exhibition in Vienna in 1883, designed by Baurath A. von Wielemans and executed by Alexander Albert, Imperial Royal Court Cabinetmaker in Vienna (given title)
  • Plate XVI (title addition)
  • Home furnishings from the electric exhibition in Vienna in 1883 (Series)
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Measurements
  • height: 20.2 cm
  • width: 25.8 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - height: 32.8 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - width: 42.5 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 14182-105
Acquisition
  • purchase
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
Inscriptions
  • text on object (Vorderseite, oben mittig) : ELEKTRISCHE AUSSTELLUNG WIEN 1883. / XVI.
  • Text am Objekt (Vorderseite, links unten) : Entworfen von Baurath A. von Wielemans.
  • Text am Objekt (Vorderseite, rechts unten) : Fotografie von Ed. Türk, IV. Margarethenstr. 7, Wien.
  • Text am Objekt (Vorderseite, unten mittig) : SPEISEZIMMER. / VON ALEXANDER ALBERT, K. K. HOF-KUNSTTISCHLER, WIEN.
  • Text am Objekt (Vorderseite, unten mittig) : Gesetzlich geschützt. Verlag von R. Lechner's k. k. Hof- und Universitäts-Buchhandlung in Wien. Déposé, Registered.
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  • 03.04.2025

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