File:Karl Lorenz Rettich.jpg

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Summary

Artist
Joseph Schretter (1856-1909)
Description
Deutsch: Bildnis des Malers Karl Lorenz Rettich (1841-1904) nach einem Gemälde von Joseph Schretter (1856-1909)
English: Portrait of the painter Karl Lorenz Rettich (1841-1904) after a painting of Joseph Schretter (1856-1909)
Date 18 September 2014, 16:21:10
Source/Photographer Scan aus: Georg Lenz: Karl Rettich: Lebensbild eines deutschen Landschaftsmalers; mit 25 Lichtdrucken und 25 Autotypien. Schuster & Bufleb, Berlin 1908.

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