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Design drawing for a dressing table hung with a baldachin with blue drapery, probably designed by Wilhelm Niedermoser
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  • Design drawing for a dressing table hung with a baldachin with blue drapery, probably designed by Wilhelm Niedermoser (given title)
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  • 縦幅: 31.8 センチ
  • 横幅: 20.5 センチ
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  • KI 14182-35
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  • purchase
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  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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  • 作品に記載されている文章 (Vorderseite, unten mittig) : 1 Meter. / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 50 2 M. / 1:10
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Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895

Illustration of a “Damenzimmer in englischem Geschmacke” [Boudoir in the English Style] deisgned by Wilhelm Niedermoser, exhibited at the 12th Viennese furniture industry exhibition in 1895
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