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- Q16886085 subject Q8205477.
- Q16886085 subject Q8470345.
- Q16886085 subject Q8622183.
- Q16886085 subject Q8881789.
- Q16886085 abstract "José Thenèe was a world-renowned ironworker from Argentina in the 1920s and 1930s. He was commissioned by the government for special architectural projects, including the gate at the Technical Museum of Buenos Aires. He was named the National Ironworker of Argentina in 1929. One of his early chandeliers was bought by Insurance tycoon Richard Parrillo and resides in Parrillo's $40 million home in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood. His works command a high price.".
- Q16886085 wikiPageExternalLink museo.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q1795453.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q3069732.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q414.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q8205477.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q8470345.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q8622183.
- Q16886085 wikiPageWikiLink Q8881789.
- Q16886085 comment "José Thenèe was a world-renowned ironworker from Argentina in the 1920s and 1930s. He was commissioned by the government for special architectural projects, including the gate at the Technical Museum of Buenos Aires. He was named the National Ironworker of Argentina in 1929. One of his early chandeliers was bought by Insurance tycoon Richard Parrillo and resides in Parrillo's $40 million home in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood. His works command a high price.".
- Q16886085 label "Jose Thenee".