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Eugen Neureuther|Carl Ferdinand Mayer

The Members of the Albrecht Durer Society for the Election Year 1843-1844 (Der Albrecht Durer Verein seinen Mitgliedern für das Verwaltungs-Jahr 1843-1844)

1843
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60 × 47.4 cm (23.6 × 18.7 in)

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