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Johann Georg Dürschner

Design for a Tomb, Rothgeisser in Nuremberg (Elevation and Ground Plan)

1826
Pen and black ink, brush and green, blue, black, gray and purple watercolor
73.3 × 41 cm (28.9 × 16.1 in)

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