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color proof, Peking, Wiener Werkstätte, MAK Inv.nr. WWFP 299

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Title

Peking (original-language title)
Samoa (Originaltitel)
Syrakus (Originaltitel)
Frascoti (Frascati) (Originaltitel)

Collection

Wiener Werkstätte archive

Production

execution: Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna, 1928 - 1932
design: Mathilde Flögl, 1928
design: Maximilian Snischek, 1928
design: Maria Likarz-Strauss, 1928

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height: 46 cm
width: 29.5 cm

Inventory number

WWFP 299

Acquisition

donation , 1955

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

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03.10.2025

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