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tiled stove, Paul Zilpolz, MAK Inv.nr. LHG 448

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manufacturer: Paul Zilpolz, Linz, 1580

時代 | 王朝 | 様式

Renaissance

材料 | 手法

Measurements

縦幅: 281 センチ
横幅: 106 センチ
Tiefe: 117 センチ

作品番号

LHG 448

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Glass and Ceramics Collection

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作品に記載されている文章 (front) : 1580

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Tiled stove from 1580, colorful with large niche tiles, genii with garlands, candelabra pattern, scrollwork, fluted columns on the upper floor, triangular gables, dome.

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