Caption

Wilhelm Ulrich 1929-1930, View from north-east, St., Sankt, Saint

Date

Nov 09, 2011

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Florian Monheim

Reference

BRK25C25_494

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No

Property release

No

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Rights managed

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54.4Mb (4.2Mb) / 17.3in x 12.2in / 5189 x 3661 (300dpi)

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