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Object numberF.2019.2599

S-Bahn, Berlin

TitelS-Bahn, Berlin
TitelS-Bahn, Berlin
Künstler*in (1929 - 2012)
Vorbesitzer*in
Date1966
MediumSilbergelatineabzug
DimensionsDarstellungsmaß: 24 x 35,8 cm / Blattmaß: 30 x 40 cm
Klassifikation(en)
Bibliography TextMathias Bertram, "Das pure Leben", Lehmstedt, Leipzig, 2014, p. 176 Norbert Moos, Norbert Bunge, "Utopie und Wirklichkeit. Ostdeutsche Fotografie 1956 - 1989", Kettler, Bönen, 2004, p. 35
Collections
Institution Kunstpalast
Department Kunstpalast - Fotografie
ProvenanceGalerie Kicken, Berlin
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