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photograph, Wandlampe, Industriefoto Edwin Babsek, MAK Inv.nr. HAF 164

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Title

Wandlampe (given title)

Collection

Hagenauer archive

Production

photographer: Industriefoto Edwin Babsek, Vienna
design of depicted object: Franz Hagenauer, Vienna
execution of depicted object: Werkstätte Hagenauer, Vienna, 1953

Subject

lighting

Material | Technique

paper,
photograph

Measurements

height: 12.2 cm
width: 17.3 cm

Inventory number

HAF 164

Acquisition

donation , 2015-05-15

Department

Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive

Associated Objects

Inscriptions

model number: L 195
photo no.: 6515
stamp: Industriefoto Edwin Babsek/15. Schweglerstr. 38/Tel. B 32-3-56 B
text: Eisen/Alu/S 158.-

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