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Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wesnin, Architectonic Composition, Inv. Nr.: GE646DL

Architectonic Composition

Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wesnin, Architectonic Composition, Inv. Nr.: GE646DL

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Architectonic Composition

Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wesnin

1919-1921

Künstler:in Alexander Alexandrowitsch Wesnin (Russland, 1883 - 1959)

Date1919-1921

Object TypeGemälde

Object typePainting

Materials / TechniquesÖl auf Leinwand

Dimensions52 × 43,5 × 1,5 cm
Rahmenaußenmaß 74,7 × 65,4 × 7,6 cm

CreditALBERTINA, Wien - Privatsammlung

Object numberGE646DL

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