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For copyright reasons, we are unfortunately not allowed to reproduce this work for Toter im Schlamm

Toter im Schlamm

Serie
  • Der Krieg
  • Blatt 23 der Folge „Der Krieg“
Künstler:in (1891 – 1969)
Date1924
MediumRadierung
Display DimensionsBlatt: 35,1 x 47,5 cm (351 x 475 mm)
Platte: 19 x 25,5 cm (190 x 255 mm)
ClassificationsDruckgrafik
Credit LineMuseum der Moderne Salzburg
Object numberBA 2889_1-50_23
Provenance1981 Ankauf
DepartmentGrafische Sammlung, Gemälde und Skulpturen
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