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Tokio

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decorative fabric, Tokio, Joh. Backhausen und Söhne, MAK Inv.nr. T 11519

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Title

Tokio (original-language title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

execution: Joh. Backhausen und Söhne, Vienna, 1988

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 42 cm
width: 32 cm

Inventory number

T 11519

Acquisition

donation , 1988

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Inscriptions

label (back side) : Backhausen Heimtextilien, Mehr Freude am Wohen, 61L902 TOKIO, ca. 130 cm breit, ca. 470 g/m2, Rapp. ca. 40,5 cm, 51 % Baumwolle, 44 %Viscose, 5 % Synthetik

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