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The Knight’s Calendar for the Year 1898

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Bibliophile edition, The Knight’s Calendar for the Year 1898, Anonym, MAK Inv.nr. KI 7261

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題名

The Knight’s Calendar for the Year 1898

Collection

artists' books

Production

Druckerei: 無名, 1897
版元: Marcus Ward & Co., England, 1897

主題

Bookbinding, 19th Century

材料 | 手法

tissue paper,
illustration: planographic print

Measurements

縦幅: 22.7 センチ
横幅: 15.1 センチ
Tiefe: 0.5 センチ

作品番号

KI 7261

Acquisition

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Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

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