Null F.W. Schulz (tätig um 1904), 'Turm' und 'Lilie'
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F.W. Schulz (tätig um 1904), 'Turm' und 'Lilie' Technique: Watercolor on paper (fixed), mounted on cardboard, Date: around 1905, Signature: both monogrammed 'F.W.', dated '1904' and '1905', Sheet dimensions: 17 x 10.5 cm and 21.5 x 14 cm, Condition: good

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F.W. Schulz (tätig um 1904), 'Turm' und 'Lilie' Technique: Watercolor on paper (fixed), mounted on cardboard, Date: around 1905, Signature: both monogrammed 'F.W.', dated '1904' and '1905', Sheet dimensions: 17 x 10.5 cm and 21.5 x 14 cm, Condition: good

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