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Estonia · February 28, 1888 – June 3, 1934Wikidata

Paul Burman

Estonian painter and printmaker (1888-1934)

Born in Kamianets-Podilskyi. Died in Tallinn.

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A life in paintings

Born 188844 dated paintingsDied 1934

203 works

  • Q55801591
    Q55801591
    Paul Burman
    1907 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55773648
    Q55773648
    Paul Burman
    1912–1913 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q51047612
    Q51047612
    Paul Burman
    1913–1916 · Tartu Art Museum's watercolor collection
  • Q55798425
    Q55798425
    Paul Burman
    1913–1916 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55829357
    Q55829357
    Paul Burman
    1914 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Still Life - Flowers
    Still Life - Flowers
    Paul Burman
    1916 · Tartu Art Museum's painting collection
  • Q55828525
    Q55828525
    Paul Burman
    1916–1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q56461520
    Q56461520
    Paul Burman
    1917 · Narva Museum's art collection
  • Q55774068
    Q55774068
    Paul Burman
    1918 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55774872
    Q55774872
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55807002
    Q55807002
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55823632
    Q55823632
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55829221
    Q55829221
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55866661
    Q55866661
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55877694
    Q55877694
    Paul Burman
    1919 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
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