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Karl Peschke Baumaschinen-Fabriken Zweibrücken/Rheinpfalz
No full textKARL PESCHKE BAUMASCHINEN-FABRIKEN ZWEIBRÜCKEN/RHEINPFALZ
Karl Peschke Baumaschinen-Fabriken Zweibrücken/Rheinpfalz ( -
Karl Peschke Baumaschinen-Fabriken Zweibrücken/Rheinpfalz
No full textKARL PESCHKE BAUMASCHINEN-FABRIKEN ZWEIBRÜCKEN/RHEINPFALZ
Karl Peschke Baumaschinen-Fabriken Zweibrücken/Rheinpfalz ( -
Faltaina (von Peschke)
No full textPencil on paper, 21 x 18.5 inches
Ca. 1929https://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1007/thumbnail.jp
Marianna
No full textOil on canvas, 39 x 35 inches
Georg von Peschke\u27s daughter.https://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1002/thumbnail.jp
Georg von Peschke, London
No full textPhotograph, 11.5 x 8.5 inches
This photo was taken at Vandyk Studio, London, in the 1920s, by Herbert Vandyk (British, 1879-1943), or by a studio photographer.https://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1012/thumbnail.jp
Die Petri'sche Methode zur Reinigung städtischer Kanalwässer
No full textDIE PETRI'SCHE METHODE ZUR REINIGUNG STÄDTISCHER KANALWÄSSER
Die Petri'sche Methode zur Reinigung städtischer Kanalwässer / Peschke, Otto (Public Domain) ( - )
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Stempel: Bibliothek [...] ( - )
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Illustration: Peschke, Die Petri'sche Methode zur Reinigung städtischer Canalwässer ( - )
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Grandmother/ Γιαγιά (Maria Kalimeri)
No full textOil on canvas, 17.5 x 15 inches
This is a portrait of Peschke\u27s mother-in-law (the grandmother of Nausika Martin, its owner).https://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1016/thumbnail.jp
Carnival, Skyros
No full textOil on canvas, 41 x 33 inches
Carnival is celebrated in the weeks before the start of Lent. Skyros has a particularly striking Carnival celebration, one in which Peschke was clearly interested from an artistic and ethnographic standpoint, as Dorothy Burr Thompson\u27s diary entry about Peschke\u27s description of the celebrations indicates. In this painting, a masquerader dressed as the Yeros or Old Man is depicted, wearing an animal skin over his head and dozens of goat bells around his waist. Other masqueraders can be seen behind the Yeros, both in this photograph that belonged to Peschke (and may well have been taken by him) and in the painting that is based upon it.https://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1014/thumbnail.jp
Woman at Loom, Skyros
No full textOil on canvas, 31 x 26 incheshttps://repository.brynmawr.edu/peschke/1030/thumbnail.jp
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