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Title

Stehender Fischer nit Sturmhaube und Weidenkorb

Collection

ceramics collection

Production

design: Johann Petri, about 1903
manufacturer: Wiener Manufaktur Friedrich Goldscheider, Vienna, about 1903

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 63.9 cm

Inventory number

KE 10521-2

Acquisition

dedication , 1986

Department

Glass and Ceramics Collection

Associated Objects

figure, Fischerin mit Korb und Netz

Inscriptions

stamp: 2510, 70, 25
signature: Petri
plate mark: Marke Sculpture Repr. Res., C

Description

Stehender Fischer mit Sturmhaube und Weidenkorb (auf Landschaftssockel), grünlich dunkel

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