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Photograph of an exhibition interior from the 30th exhibition of the Secession in 1908
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  • Photograph of an exhibition interior from the 30th exhibition of the Secession in 1908 (given title)
  • A total of 4 photographs of exhibition interiors from the 30th exhibition of the Secession in 1908 (title addition)
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  • 縦幅: 17 センチ
  • 横幅: 23 センチ
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  • KI 16621-1
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  • old holding
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  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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  • 23.07.2025

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