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Gedruckte Foulards

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swatch board, Gedruckte Foulards, Josef Fürgantner, MAK Inv.nr. TGM 23801

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Title

Gedruckte Foulards (original-language title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

execution: Josef Fürgantner, Vienna, 1836

Period | Style | School

Biedermeier

Material | Technique

fabric swatch: silk,
swatch board: cardboard,
woven,
printed textile material

Measurements

swatch board - height: 43.4 cm
swatch board - width: 33.4 cm

Inventory number

TGM 23801

Acquisition

assumption , 1914

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Inscriptions

label (front) : Von Jos. Fürgantner in Wien, 1836. / Gedruckte Foulards.

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25.04.2026

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