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Alma del Banco

German painter (1862-1943)

Born in Hamburg. Died in Hamburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 186219 dated paintingsDied 1943

24 works

  • Japanese woman
    Japanese woman
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1910 · Hamburger Kunsthalle
  • By the Kiel fjord
    By the Kiel fjord
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1911
  • Oranges and daffodils
    Oranges and daffodils
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1911
  • Hamburg
    Hamburg
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1912
  • Im Garten
    Im Garten
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1915
  • Blick von der Süllbergterrasse, Blankenese, auf die Elbe
    Blick von der Süllbergterrasse, Blankenese, auf die Elbe
    Alma del Banco
    1918
  • Studio still-life
    Studio still-life
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1918
  • Taormina
    Taormina
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1918–1922
  • Harbour
    Harbour
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1918 · Hamburger Kunsthalle
  • Portrait Dr. Georg Ludwig Wendemuth
    Portrait Dr. Georg Ludwig Wendemuth
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1922 · Hamburger Kunsthalle
  • Boats in the harbor
    Boats in the harbor
    Alma del Banco
    1922
  • Rote und gelbe Segel (Segelschiffe in Cuxhafen)
    Rote und gelbe Segel (Segelschiffe in Cuxhafen)
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1922 · Museum of Art and Crafts Hamburg
  • Mädchen mit roter Schleife
    Mädchen mit roter Schleife
    Alma del Banco
    1925
  • Harbour
    Harbour
    Alma del Banco
    c. 1925
  • Lady in green
    Lady in green
    Alma del Banco
    1925–1927
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