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This media file shows a closed, antique folding fan displayed in a museum exhibit. The fan is made of thin wooden ribs and paper, with the paper adorned with numerous small, black and white photographs of individual faces. The photographs are arranged in rows, overlapping and densely packed across the entire surface of the fan. Many of the individuals appear to be men and women in formal attire, suggesting portraits from an earlier era, possibly the late 19th or early 20th century. The fan is positioned upright, partially opened, and mounted within a glass display case. The background consists of a soft pink wall and a textured off-white surface. The lighting in the exhibit is subdued, casting gentle shadows. A faint reflection is visible on the glass, obscuring some details of the fan. The context indicates this artifact is located in Vienna, Austria. There is some visible text printed on the fan's surface, appearing as small captions below some of the photographs. One legible fragment, partially obscured, reads "und Massenblatter. MAX HERZIG, Wien, Franzensring 22". This suggests the fan may be related to a publication or a collection of notable figures from Vienna, with "Wien" being the German name for Vienna. The overall impression is one of historical preservation and display of a personal or public collection of images.
Symbol
5E61C
Volume
8,037
Creator
+$0.16
Revenue
+$0.22
TVL
$8.50
