Heinrich Zille : Zwanglose Geschichten und Bilder - Beim Kartenspiel - Original Lithografie - 1967

Heinrich Zille : Zwanglose Geschichten und Bilder - Beim Kartenspiel - Original Lithografie - 1967

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Heinrich Zille : Zwanglose Geschichten und Bilder - Beim Kartenspiel - Original Lithografie - 1967Zwanglose Geschichten und Bilder Beim Kartenspiel. 1919 Knstler: Heinrich Zille Gre in cm: 29 x 20 Bild Gre in cm: 38 x 28 Blatt Jahr: 1967 Technik: Lithographie Erscheinungsort: Hannover Bremen Zustand: Gut Referenz: Werkverzeichnis Detlev Rosenbach 101 ; Blatt 43 Auflage: 500 Exemplare Anmerkung: Es handelt sich hier um eine Lithographie aus dem Fackeltrger Verlag Schmidt Kster. Die Erstauflage erschien 1919. Stichwrter: Berliner Knstler Genre

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