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Andachtsbild: Wien 8., Trinitarierkloster (heute Alser- oder Trinitarierkirche) : Abbildung der betrübten Mutter gottes beÿ denen PP. Trinitari: in Wienn.

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Inventory number
AÖMV/14459
Object Name
Fotografie
Collector
Gugitz, Gustav
Photographer
Lichtbildwerkstätte Alpenland
Other
unbekannt [Hersteller:in Vorlage]
Creation
unbekannt (Herstellungsort Vorlage) ; Wien (Aufnahmeort) ; 18. Jh. (Vorlage) ; 1. Hälfte 20. Jh. (Fotografie)

Material
Papier
Technique
Positivverfahren schwarzweiß auf Papier
Dimensions
H: 13,1 cm B: 8,8 cm
Picture / Subject
Wien 8., Trinitarierkirche (Alserstraße), Gnadenbild / Wien 8., Trinitarierkirche (Alserstraße), Weinende Muttergottes / Maria, betrübt, zu Wien, Trinitarierkirche (Alserkirche) / Rahmen mit Rocaillenornament / Engelskopf / Lilie / Andachtsbild, kleines
Depicted Person
Maria von Nazaret
Acquisition type
Ankauf

IIIF
IIIF Manifest
Archive
METS (OAI-PMH)
Host Institution
Österreichisches Museum für Volkskunde
URN
urn:nbn:at:at-vkw-53724

Classification

Collections Image / Print / Paper Gugitz, Gustav: Collection of Devotional Images Gugitz, Gustav: Collection of Devotional Images / Pilgrimage

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Contents of this Book

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