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  • Palazzo del Te (Kurztitel)
  • Außenansicht des Palazzo del Te (given title)
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Measurements
  • width: 10 cm
  • height: 85 cm
Inventory number
  • LI 1219
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
Inscriptions
  • sticker / adhesive label: 786 Mantua, Pal. del Te. DR. F.STOEDTNER, BERLIN NW 7. Instit. f. wissensch. Projektionsphotogr.
  • text on object: (Ed. Alinari) […] 18683 […] [vom Rahmen verdeckt]
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  • 16.12.2025

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