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Kirchenstoffmuster

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page of a pattern book, Kirchenstoffmuster, Anton Rigler, MAK Inv.nr. T 3858-53

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Title

Kirchenstoffmuster (given title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

design: Anton Rigler
execution: Josef Giani, Vienna, 1862

Material | Technique

swatch board: paper,
swatch board: gold paper,
fabric swatch: silk,
fabric swatch: cotton ,
fabric swatch: metal thread,
fabric swatch: woven

Measurements

swatch board - height: 54.4 cm
swatch board - width: 45 cm
fabric swatch - height: 39 cm
fabric swatch - width: 25 cm

Inventory number

T 3858-53

Acquisition

donation , 1885

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Inscriptions

label: 456 / 457

Superordinated Object

Sample Book, Muster-Buch der k.k. land. priv. Kirchenstoff-Fabrik des Jos. Giani, Wien 1862, C.Giani Director Ant.Rigler Zeichner, III.Band

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25.09.2025

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