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Photograph of an upholstered fauteuil with fringed seam in front of a curtain with lambrequin
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  • Photograph of an upholstered fauteuil with fringed seam in front of a curtain with lambrequin (given title)
  • Furniture photographs (Series)
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  • height: 27.5 cm
  • width: 20.5 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - height: 48 cm
  • secondary support cardboard - width: 33 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 14182-79
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  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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  • photograph, Photograph of an upholstered fauteuil with fringed seam in front of a curtain with lambrequin, M. Niedermoser & Sohn, MAK Inv.nr. KI 14182-79
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  • 10.01.2025

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