Paul Hermann Wagner

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Paul Hermann Wagner

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Born| (1852-01-01)1 January 1852

Rothenburg, Germany

Died| 1937
Nationality| Germany
Alma mater| Josephinenhütte
Occupation| Painter

Paul Hermann Wagner (1852-1937) was a German painter. Most of his work was signed "Paul Wagner München Kochel".[1]

Born on January 1st, 1952 in Rothenburg, Germany, Wagner studied glass painting at Josephinenhütte|es and then worked as a porcelain painter in Munich.[2] He additionally studied in Munich under Ludwig von Löfftz and then Wilhelm Lindenschmit the Younger in 1884.[3] He went on to paint landscapes and fairytale creatures such as nymphs and fairies.[4]

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1. ↑ "Paul Hermann Wagner (GERMAN, 1852-1937) The little seamstress". Christie's. Groupe Artémis.
2. ↑ "Paul Hermann Wagner - Biography". www.askart.com.
3. ↑ "≥ Paul Wagner: Im Walde, 1890, or. gravure, 25x17cm., perfect! — Kunst | Etsen en Gravures". Marktplaats (in Nederlands).
4. ↑ "Paul Hermann Wagner, (1852-1937) - Two Siblings". Gray's Auctioneers.

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