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Die Fläche: dekorative Entwürfe neue Folge (The Surface: Decorative Sketches, New Series)
Urban Janke (Austrian, 1887–1914)
Karl Schwetz (German, worked in Austria, 1888–1965)
Berta Kiesewetter (Austrian, 1887–after 1948)
Wenzel Oswald (Czech, 1883–after 1934)
Moriz Jung (Austrian, 1885–1915)
Gustav Marisch (Austrian, 1887–1961)
Jószef Divéky (Hungarian, 1887–1951)
Vally (Valerie) Petter (Austrian, 1881–1963)
A. Leupold von Löwenthal (Austrian, 20th century)
F. Sühser (Austrian, 20th century)
Editor: Bertold Löffler (Austrian, 1874–1960)
Publisher: Anton Schroll (Austrian (Vienna))
Karl Schwetz (German, worked in Austria, 1888–1965)
Berta Kiesewetter (Austrian, 1887–after 1948)
Wenzel Oswald (Czech, 1883–after 1934)
Moriz Jung (Austrian, 1885–1915)
Gustav Marisch (Austrian, 1887–1961)
Jószef Divéky (Hungarian, 1887–1951)
Vally (Valerie) Petter (Austrian, 1881–1963)
A. Leupold von Löwenthal (Austrian, 20th century)
F. Sühser (Austrian, 20th century)
Editor: Bertold Löffler (Austrian, 1874–1960)
Publisher: Anton Schroll (Austrian (Vienna))
Austrian
1910
Place of Publication: Vienna, Austria
Medium/Technique
Illustrated book with 13 color lithographs and a decorative cover
Dimensions
Overall: 31.7 x 21 x 0.8 cm (12 1/2 x 8 1/4 x 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Richmond Wight
Accession Number1979.827
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CollectionsEurope, Prints and Drawings
ClassificationsPrints
Vienna: Anton Schroll [1910]
Description(Vienna: Anton Schroll [1910]) Quarto; 13 leaves (some attached as accordion fold [incomplete]); decorative green paper cover on tan cardboard (tan manila folder).
Incomplete set of Die Fläche, comprising only plates 1, 2, 4, 7, 9-16, and 29 from Band 2. Originally issued as sections in accordion folds, in this copy only pls. 1-2, 9-12, and 13-16 are still attached.
Incomplete set of Die Fläche, comprising only plates 1, 2, 4, 7, 9-16, and 29 from Band 2. Originally issued as sections in accordion folds, in this copy only pls. 1-2, 9-12, and 13-16 are still attached.
Provenance1979, gift of Richmond Wight to the MFA. (Accession Date: March 14, 1979)