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Detail study of an inlaid plate for the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948
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  • Detail study of an inlaid plate for the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948 (given title)
  • Hotel exhibition of the Vienna Business Advancement Bureau in 1948 (project title)
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  • 縦幅: 27.3 センチ
  • 横幅: 39.5 センチ
作品番号
  • KI 14274-43-1
Acquisition
  • 引継 , 1980
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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, rechts unten) : INTARSIERTE PLATTE / GRÖSZE 110 x 70 cm.
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  • 25.09.2025

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