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3/1963_00070
ID_1268507 NL Waldeck, Florian
NL Waldeck, Florian >> Noch_keine_Klassifikation
1889-1915
Postkarten und Zeitungsartikel von folgenden Personen: Julius Adam (1903); Carl Begas (1904); Hans von Barthels (1903); Paul Albert Bartholomè; Jean Bèraud; Eugen Bracht (1904); Adolf Brütt (1903); Ferdinand Brütt (1903); Hans Christiansen (1902); Lovis Corinth (1908); Angelo Graf von Courten (1906); Franz von Defregger; Ludwig Dill (1903); Emil Doeplen der Jüngere; Adolf vn Donndorf (1903); Hellmut Eichrodt (1905); Otto Eichrodt (1905); Hermann Ende (1903); Friedrich Fehr (1905); Walther Firle (1904); Oskar Frenzel (1904); Waldemar Friedrich (1905); Richard Friese; Josef Fütterer (1909); Eduard von Gebhardt (1903); Carl von Grossheim (1905); Eduard Grützner (1903); Edmund Harburger (1903); Ludwig Habich (1905); Ferdinand Garf von Harrach (1908); Wilhelm Hasemann (1908); Hubert von Herkomer (1903); Georg von Hauberrisser (1907); Albert Haueisen (1907); Robert von Haug (1902); Edmund Hellmer (1908); Rudolf Hellweg (1907); Otto Hierl; Adolf von Hildebrandt (1907); Ludwig Hoffmann (1905); August Holmberg (1906); Emil Hundrieser (1902); Otto Hupp (1909); Peter Janssen (1903); Friedrich Kallmorgen (1902); Arthur Kampf (1902); Eugen Kampf (1903); Edmund Kanoldt (1903); Fritz August von Kaulbach (1915); Hermann Kaulbach (1907); Hugo Kauffmann (1903); Ferdinand Keller (1904); Paul Wilhelm Keller-Reutlingen (1905); Fernand Khnoopff (1907); Conrad Kiesel (1903); Fritz Klimsch ((1908); Heinrich Kley (1915); Herman Knackfuss (1902); Ludwig Knaus (1904); Wilhelm Kreis (1915); Gotthardt Kühl (1907); Walter Leistikow (1905); Konrad Lessing (1905); Otto Lessing (1904); Hugo Licht (1915); Max Liebermann (1903); Ludwig von Lösstz (1903); Astan Lutteroth (1892); Elisabeth Fürstin Lwoff; Guido von Maffei (1906); Bernhard Mannfeld (1907); Carl von Marr (1905); Claus Meyer (1907); Hans Meyer (1908); Paul Meyerheim (1902); Ferdinand Freiherr von Miller (1915); Carl Friedrich Moest (1908); Max Nonnenbruch (1905); Adolf Adam Oberländer (1905); Joseph M. Olbrich (1907); Johannes Otzen (1905); Fritz Georg Papperitz (1902); Bruno Paul (1907); Hans von Petersen (1904); Felix Possart (1902); Otto Propheter; Hermann Prell (1906); Leo Pütz (1907); Casper Ritter (1903); Carl Röchling (1905); Leo Samberger (1903); Fritz Schaper (1904); Mathias Schmid (1905); Gustav Schönleber (1902); Werner Schuch (1908); Paul Schultze-Naumburg (1904); Franz Schwerhten (1906); Georg Schuster-Woldan (1915); Raffael Schuster-Woldan (1915); Emanuel von Seidl (1905); Gabriel von Seidl (1904); Bernhard Sehring (1909); Franz Skarbina (1903); Franz Simm (1906); Rudolf Siemering (1903); Stephan Sinding (1909); Max Slevogt (1908); Wilhelm Steinhausen (1907); Franz von Stuck; Hans Thoma (1902); Friedrich von Thiersch (1905); Paul Thumann (1903); Wilhelm Trübner (1905); Louis Tuaillon (1915); Fritz von Uhde (1902); Josef Uphues (1907); Hans Richard von Volkmann (1902); Hermann Volz (1902); Wilhelm Volz (1889); Heinrich Waldere (1906); Paul Wallot (1903); Alexandra von Wagner (1906); Victor Weishaupt (1903); Joseph Wenglein (1898); Fritz Werner (1907); Anton von Werner (1902), Heinrich von Zügel (1905); Casper Zumbusch (1903); Ludwig Zumbusch (1905). Abgegeben vom Bundesarchiv am 16.04.1987
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