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File:Nature print, Alois Auer .jpg

Description Digital reproduction of an image by Alois Auer, using the Nature printing process. Source give a title "Blätter des Mann=Waldfarn" Nature print from Alois Auer (active 1840s-1850s)
Date 1 September 2007
Source Pflanzen Blumen und Blätter Vienna: Imperial Printing Office, 1853, reproduced at an online exhibitions of the LuEsther T. Mertz Library .
Author Alois Auer
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