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Detailed plan with various views of an armchair with simple backrest comprising four horizontal struts, as well as a canework seat
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  • Detailed plan with various views of an armchair with simple backrest comprising four horizontal struts, as well as a canework seat (given title)
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Material | Technique
Measurements
  • height: 123 cm
  • width: 85.5 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 13894-4
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1954
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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Inscriptions
  • text on object (front) : MITTE / Rohrgeflecht
  • text on object (Vorderseite, rechts unten) : STRNAD
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  • 25.04.2025

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