Carl Alexander von Heideloff
The nationality entered on the museum record is German. Work is held by Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, catalogued there as Design for a border with Cymbals and Tambourines, in the recorded capacity of artist.
Also recorded as Von Heideloff, Carl Alexander, 1788-1865 · Heideloff, Carl Alexander (Carl Alexander), 1788-1865 · Heideloff, Carl-Alexander von, 1788-1865 · Carl Alexander Heideloff württembergischer Architekt und Denkmalpfleger
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Carl Alexander von HeideloffThe Metropolitan Museum of Art
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