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Albin Mutterer (1826–1873), a bécsi fényképezés úttörőjének műterme. 1848-ban nyitotta meg műtermét. Miután 1873. július 3-án egy sötétkamra-robbanásban égési sérüléseket szenvedett, testvére, Josef Mutterer vette át a Nußdorferstraße 22. szám alatti műtermet.
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48° 13' 30.3535", 16° 21' 9.3218"
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Property / used by: Mutterer, Albin / rank
 
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Property / used by: Mutterer, Josef / rank
 
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IV. Bezirk, Nußdorferstraße 22
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1848
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Property / is curated member of: Early photographic studios in Vienna / rank
 
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 8 March 2026

The atelier of Albin Mutterer (1826–1873), a pioneers of photography in Vienna. He opened his studio in 1848 . After July 3, 1873, when he suffered burns from a darkroom explostion, his brother, Josef Mutterer took over the studio at Nußdorferstraße 22.
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atelier of Mutterer, Albin
The atelier of Albin Mutterer (1826–1873), a pioneers of photography in Vienna. He opened his studio in 1848 . After July 3, 1873, when he suffered burns from a darkroom explostion, his brother, Josef Mutterer took over the studio at Nußdorferstraße 22.

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    48°13'30.3535"N, 16°21'9.3218"E
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    IV. Bezirk, Nußdorferstraße 22
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    1848
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