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Deutsch: August Babberger Selbstbildnis 1912
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August Babberger (1885-1936)
Title
Deutsch: August Babberger Selbstbildnis 1912
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Deutsch: August Babberger Selbstbildnis 1912
Selbstbildnis 1912 aus August Babberger „Leben und Werk“ Andreas Gabelmann Bild Nr. 12 Karlsruher Schriften zur Kunstgeschichte Bd. 3
English: August Babberger self-portrait 1912
Dansk: August Babberger selvportræt 1912
Date 1912
date QS:P571,+1912-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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Source/Photographer https://christuskirche-oberursel.evangelisch-hochtaunus.de/index.php?&mdl=203
Deutsch: August Babberger Selbstbildnis 1912
Selbstbildnis 1912 aus August Babberger „Leben und Werk“ Andreas Gabelmann Bild Nr. 12 Karlsruher Schriften zur Kunstgeschichte Bd. 3
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