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Design drawing for window drapery with lambrequin in the style of Louis XIV, designed by Wilhelm Niedermoser in Munich
Title
  • Design drawing for window drapery with lambrequin in the style of Louis XIV, designed by Wilhelm Niedermoser in Munich (given title)
  • No. 4 (original-language title)
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Measurements
  • height: 55.2 cm
  • width: 38.1 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 14182-6
Acquisition
  • purchase,
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
Inscriptions
  • text on object (Vorderseite, links oben) : No. 4.
  • monogram (Vorderseite, rechts unten) : München 22./1. 1892.
  • stamp (Vorderseite, links unten) : K.
  • signature (Vorderseite, unten mittig) : Louis XIV.
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  • 24.10.2024

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