An edition of Von der Ritteridylle zum Bilddokument (1989)

Von der Ritteridylle zum Bilddokument

Matthäus Loder (1781-1828) ein Kammermaler des Erzherzogs Johann von Österreich

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An edition of Von der Ritteridylle zum Bilddokument (1989)

Von der Ritteridylle zum Bilddokument

Matthäus Loder (1781-1828) ein Kammermaler des Erzherzogs Johann von Österreich

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Böhlau
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German

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Matthäus Loder (1781-1828), John Archduke of Austria (1782-1859)

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Von der Ritteridylle zum Bilddokument: Matthäus Loder (1781-1828) ein Kammermaler des Erzherzogs Johann von Österreich
1989, Böhlau
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Wien
Series
Dissertationen zur Kunstgeschichte -- 29.

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Library of Congress
N6811.5.L57 W54 1989, N6811.5.L63 W54 1989

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Pagination
2 v. :

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OL18232831M
ISBN 10
3205052315, 3205051343
OCLC/WorldCat
170971748

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