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Gohonda

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decorative fabric, Gohonda, Arnold Nechansky, MAK Inv.nr. WI 1229

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Title

Gohonda (original-language title)

Collection

textiles and carpets collection

Production

design: Arnold Nechansky, 1912 - 1913
manufacturer: Joh. Backhausen und Söhne, Vienna, 1913

Period | Style | School

Jugendstil ,
Modern

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 247 cm
width: 127 cm

Inventory number

WI 1229

Acquisition

purchase , 1914

Department

Textiles and Carpets Collection

Associated Objects

photograph, Photograph of a reception room after a design by Arnold Nechansky, executed by the model workshop for carpenters of the Imperial Royal Trade Advancement Bureau, Vienna

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