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Vienna. Statue of Prince Schwarzenberg. Architecture of 1860s Europe

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Vienna. Statue of Prince Schwarzenberg. Architecture of 1860s Europe

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Summary

Equestrian statue of Prince Schwarzenberg.
In album: Genoa, Pisa, Nice, Avignon, Parma, Milan, Verona, Vienna, p. 139.
No. 271.

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01/01/1860

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Library of Congress

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