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In pen and black ink at lower right: Gezeichnet in der polytechnisse schule/ von Georg Durchner/ Rothgiessen in Nürnberg, 1826. On the old mount that is glued to the new oneis typed: "In the next world every sorrow vanishes and fidelity finds its/ rewards", reads the inscription on this chaste neoclassic tomb./ stripped classic style hare may stem from the work of the/ remarkable innovator Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the german counter-/ part of Soane in England and Ledoux in France.</div>
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Johann Georg Dürschner (German, 19th century)</div>
1826<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1826-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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