Handzeichnung "Dorische Ordnung am Parthenon" vom Architekten Dieter Rogalla, 1952

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Handzeichnung "Dorische Ordnung am Parthenon" vom Architekten Dieter Rogalla, 1952* GRAFIK DIETER ROGALLA DORISCHE ORDNUNG PARTHENON 1952 DRESDEN TH zum Verkauf steht eine Grafik * eine Handzeichnung * vom Architekten Dieter Rogalla (geb. 1932) * entstanden whrend seines Studiums an der Technischen Hochschule Dresden * Motiv: dorische Ordnung am Parthenon auf der Athener Akropolis * detaillierte geometrische Darstellung, Bauzeichnung * original handgefertigte Zeichnung mit Tusche * schwarze Umrandung * mit Stempel der Hochschule

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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026