Null Mahncke, Sigrid
(1927 Schwabach near Nuremberg). "Veitshöchheim". 2 sheets.…

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Mahncke, Sigrid (1927 Schwabach near Nuremberg). "Veitshöchheim". 2 sheets. Aquatint etchings on Hahnemühle. 19.5 x 26.5 cm and 16 x 21 cm resp., each sheet 39 x 53 cm. Both signed, titled a. numbered. - Each one of 20 num. Ex. R

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Mahncke, Sigrid (1927 Schwabach near Nuremberg). "Veitshöchheim". 2 sheets. Aquatint etchings on Hahnemühle. 19.5 x 26.5 cm and 16 x 21 cm resp., each sheet 39 x 53 cm. Both signed, titled a. numbered. - Each one of 20 num. Ex. R

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