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Gingo Biloba, by Goethe
Calligrapher: Zapf, Hermann
Tools and materials used: red and black ink on Japanese tissue paper with gold and silver specks and dried leaves.
Given by Hermann Zapf
Height: 437 mm
Width: 293 mm
Method of acquisition: Given by Zapf, Hermann
Production date: AD 1988
Support
composed of
paper
( tissue)
Decoration
Accession number: CAL 54-2007
Primary reference Number: 167349
Old object number: Calligraphy/Zapf/1
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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