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Duchy of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach · April 21, 1860 – February 16, 1941Wikidata

Fritz von Wille

German painter (1860-1941)

Born in Weimar. Died in Düsseldorf.

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A life in paintings

Born 186018 dated paintingsDied 1941

18 works

  • Fritzlar Church, Eastern Section and Monastery Garden
    Fritzlar Church, Eastern Section and Monastery Garden
    Fritz von Wille
    1879
  • End of Autumn (Hirsau Abbey/Black Forest)
    End of Autumn (Hirsau Abbey/Black Forest)
    Fritz von Wille
    1880s
  • Bonn Minster, View of the Cloister in the Church
    Bonn Minster, View of the Cloister in the Church
    Fritz von Wille
    1880
  • In the olive wood.
    In the olive wood.
    Fritz von Wille
    1888
  • Rauscher Mühle.
    Rauscher Mühle.
    Fritz von Wille
    1889
  • Burgruine Hermannstein bei Wetzlar/Lahn.
    Burgruine Hermannstein bei Wetzlar/Lahn.
    Fritz von Wille
    September 2, 1891
  • Die brennende Brömser Burg bei Rüdesheim.
    Die brennende Brömser Burg bei Rüdesheim.
    Fritz von Wille
    1892
  • Dune on Sylt
    Dune on Sylt
    Fritz von Wille
    1894
  • Himmerod Abbey
    Himmerod Abbey
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • Dunes on Sylt
    Dunes on Sylt
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • Mondschein in Alken an der Mosel. Nächtlicher Treppenaufgang zur Michaeliskapelle.
    Mondschein in Alken an der Mosel. Nächtlicher Treppenaufgang zur Michaeliskapelle.
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • ..
    ..
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • Christmas time in Kerpen, Germany
    Christmas time in Kerpen, Germany
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • From Reiler Hals to Marienburg
    From Reiler Hals to Marienburg
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
  • May's day at the old Springiersbach Abbey
    May's day at the old Springiersbach Abbey
    Fritz von Wille
    20th century
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