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Kingdom of Prussia · September 16, 1850 – November 28, 1913Wikidata

Wilhelm Hasemann

German painter (1850–1913)

Born in Mühlberg/Elbe. Died in Gutach (Schwarzwaldbahn).

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A life in paintings

Born 185014 dated paintingsDied 1913

14 works

8 without a public image, listed last

  • Woman from Gutach with Black Forest hat
    Woman from Gutach with Black Forest hat
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    19th century · Painting collection Goiny
  • In front of the pilgrimage church in Triberg
    In front of the pilgrimage church in Triberg
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1891 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
  • Erika
    Erika
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1894 · Painting collection Goiny
  • Churchgoing in Gutach
    Churchgoing in Gutach
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1895 · Painting collection Goiny
  • Sunday in Gutach Valle
    Sunday in Gutach Valle
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1903
  • Blooming Gorse
    Blooming Gorse
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1907
  • IImage under copyright
    In God’s Corner (The Family Shrine)
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1880 · Augustiner Museum
  • GImage under copyright
    Gutach Girl in a Sitting Room, Sewing
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1885 · Augustiner Museum
  • BImage under copyright
    Black Forest House
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    c. 1900 · Augustiner Museum
  • BImage under copyright
    Bridal Procession in Winter
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1905 · Augustiner Museum
  • MImage under copyright
    Magdalena Beneath the Cross
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1905 · Augustiner Museum
  • KImage under copyright
    Karfunkelstadt
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1906 · Augustiner Museum
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of the Clergyman Heinrich Hansjakob
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1907 · Augustiner Museum
  • BImage under copyright
    Blooming Gorse
    Wilhelm Hasemann
    1910 · Augustiner Museum
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