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Deutsch: Otto Wagner (Österreicher, 1841-1918): Postparkasse-Armlehnstuhl, 1902, Buche, Aluminium, konzipiert in Wien, Österreich. Das abgebildete Exemplar befindet sich in der National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australien.
English: Otto Wagner (Austrian, 1841-1918): Post office saving banks armchair, 1902, beechwood, aluminium, designed in Vienna, Austria. The armchair shown in the picture is exposed in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
Français : Otto Wagner (Autrichien, 1841-1918): Fauteuil à accoudoirs de la Caisse d'épargne de la poste, 1902, hêtre, ferrures en aluminium, crée à Vienne, Autriche. L'exemplaire présenté se trouve à la National Gallery of Victoria,, Melbourne, Australie.
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