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At the Baker's (Beim Baecker) by Kaspar Erhardt Oertel, Adrian Ludwig Richter — VisualArtsDB

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At the Baker's (Beim Baecker)

At the Baker's (Beim Baecker)

At the Baker's (Beim Baecker)

Kaspar Erhardt Oertel Adrian Ludwig Richter

Medium: Wood engraving
Genre: Print
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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