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Dresden, Packhofstraße: Interim theater, so-called Bretterbude (built in 1869; demolished in 1878). Watercolour after 1878, probably after photography. Dresden: Stadtmuseum (photography with frame 1938)
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Dresden, Packhofstraße: Interim theater, so-called Bretterbude (built in 1869; demolished in 1878). Watercolour after 1878, probably after photography. Dresden: Stadtmuseum (photography with frame 1938)
Title: Dresden, Packhofstraße: Interim theater, so-called Bretterbude (built in 1869; demolished in 1878). Watercolour after 1878, probably after photography. Dresden: Stadtmuseum (photography with frame 1938)
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Dresden, Packhofstraße: Interim theater, so-called Bretterbude (built in 1869; demolished in 1878).
Watercolour after 1878, probably after photography.
Dresden: Stadtmuseum (photography with frame 1938).
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