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Deutsch: Gartenfest

Date

circa 1900

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http://www.kunst-fuer-alle.de/english/art/artist/image/albert-weisgerber/9875/3/137216/gartenfest/index.htm

Author



Alternative names	Albert Weissgerber; A. Weisgerber; weissgerber; A. Weissgerber; albert weissgerber; albert weisgerber
Description	German painter, printmaker, cartoonist and illustrator
Date of birth/death	21 April 1878	10 May 1915
Location of birth/death	Sankt Ingbert	Fromelles (Französisch-Flandern)
Work period	Impressionismus, Expressionismus
Work location	Kaiserslautern (1891-1894), Frankfurt (1894-....) Munich (1894-1902), Sankt Ingbert, Paris, Munich (1904-....), Florence (1909)
Authority file	: Q451003 VIAF: 83151776836018012990 ISNI: 0000000082228391 ULAN: 500023378 LCCN: n50022771 WGA: w/weisgerb WorldCat

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