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Ship "Atlantique" with anchor on the ship's hull
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Ship "Atlantique" with anchor on the ship's hull

Éditions Paul-Martial, Paris (1926–1986) · um 1931/32 · Silbergelatine-Abzug

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Credit lineSchiff "Atlantique" mit Anker an der Schiffswand. um 1931/32. Éditions Paul-Martial, Paris (1926–1986). Kunstmuseum Basel, Kupferstichkabinett, Depositum der Sammlung Herzog, Basel. Public domain.
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