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Aufleuchtende Samenzelle einer Alge by Carl Strüwe — VisualArtsDB

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Aufleuchtende Samenzelle einer Alge

Aufleuchtende Samenzelle einer Alge

Aufleuchtende Samenzelle einer Alge

1936

Dimensions: 58.3 Centimeters (Measurements) × 42.5 Centimeters (Measurements) × 72.5 Centimeters (Measurements) × 54.9 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Object Record Structure: Whole

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White above Floating Grey. Cross Section of Whalebone. (Balaena mysticetus).

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