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Title

Konradinischer Dom (given title)

Collection

exemplary sample collection

Production

illustrator: Conradus de Wittelsbach, Salzburg , about 1910
photographer: Bruno Reiffenstein, Salzburg , about 1910

Material | Technique

glass ,
glass plate slide

Inventory number

LI 9107

Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

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text on object: Roman. Dom in Salzburg. B. REIFFENSTEIN, Wien, VIII. Bennogasse 24
Text am Objekt: [...] [vom Rahmen verdeckt]

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