The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil

Summary

The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil is an article^[1].

Key Facts

• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil authored Bernhard Anderes^[2].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's instance of is recorded as article^[3].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's page is recorded as 58–61^[4].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's DOI is recorded as 10.5169/SEALS-393235^[5].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's language of work or name is recorded as Swiss High German^[6].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's issue is recorded as 1^[7].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's volume is recorded as 28^[8].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's publication date is recorded as +1977-00-00T00:00:00Z^[9].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's main subject is recorded as Lower Curti House with Murals^[10].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.e-periodica.ch/cntmng?pid=kas-001:1977:28::428^[11].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's published in is recorded as Our art monuments: newsletter for members of the Society for Swiss Art History^[12].
• The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's title is recorded as Das Curti-Haus, alias «Schlössli», in Rapperswil^[13].

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Designation and Status

The Curti-Haus, aka «Schlössli», in Rapperswil's instance of is recorded as article^[3].