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DescriptionSchoenenwerd.jpg	Deutsch: Stahlstich des Stifts Schönenwerd (Kanton Solothurn, Schweiz) an der Aare, um 1860. Die Bildunterschrift spricht fälschlicherweise von einem "Kloster" und gibt den falschen Kanton (Aargau) an. English: Steel engraving depicting the chapter of Schönenwerd (Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland) on the river Aar, around 1860. The legend wrongly mentions a "Kloster" (monastery), also states the wrong canton (Aargau).
Date	circa 1860 date QS:P,+1860-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902 ??
Source	Deutsch: der Scan stammt aus der Grafiksammlung der Zentralbibliothek Solothurn ( http://www.zbsolothurn.ch/de/zbs/sammlungen/grafikbeispiele/grafik-orte.html ), die gemeinfreie Verwendung wurde mit dieser abgeklärt. English: The picture is in the public domain (term of copyright expired), scan from the collection of the Zentralbibliothek (Central Library) of Solothurn ( http://www.zbsolothurn.ch/de/zbs/sammlungen/grafikbeispiele/grafik-orte.html ), public domain use ascertained with them.
Author	Deutsch: Zeichnung von L. Rohbock, gestochen von Fr. Hablitschek. English: Drawing by L. Rohbock, engraved by Fr. Hablitschek.

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