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Two fragments of a square embellishment (tabula); medallions in a row with fruit basket and rosettes (?)
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  • woven textile fragment, Two fragments of a square embellishment (tabula); medallions in a row with fruit basket and rosettes (?), Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. T 10562
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  • Two fragments of a square embellishment (tabula); medallions in a row with fruit basket and rosettes (?) (descriptive title)
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  • 縦幅: 33 センチ
  • 横幅: 32.5 センチ
作品番号
  • T 10562
Acquisition
  • estate , 1956
Department
  • Textiles and Carpets Collection
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  • 17.02.2026

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