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1913 Print Hall Interior Patterns Architecture Design Chandelier Mirror DKU1 XGWB7 blackout protectionThis is an original 1913 halftone print of Schlosz Ober Lubie: Saal by Ernst Haiger. Haiger was a German architect who primarily used Art Nouveau and neoclassical art in his designs. He attended the Technical University of Munich under professors Josef Buhlmann, Heinrich Schmidt, and Friedrich von Thiersch, who was his most important teacher. He designed the Munich Fuehrer, a Casino for Hitler during the period of National Socialism. He also designed
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