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Grand Duchy of Baden · May 9, 1815 – June 7, 1890Wikidata

Wilhelm Dürr the Elder

German painter (1815–1890)

Born in Villingen. Died in Munich.

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A life in paintings

Born 18159 dated paintingsDied 1890

10 works

9 without a public image, listed last

  • St. Gallus predigt den Alemannen am Bodensee das Evangelium
    St. Gallus predigt den Alemannen am Bodensee das Evangelium
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1861 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
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    Portrait of the Seminary Dean Joseph Dürr
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    19th century · Augustiner Museum
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    Porträt Franz Xaver Wagner
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1847 · Augustiner Museum
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    Porträt eines Wirtes aus Freiburg
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    c. 1850 · Augustiner Museum
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    Junges Mädchen mit Rose in der Hand
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1850 · Augustiner Museum
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    Herrenbildnis Friedrich Mammel
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1860 · Augustiner Museum
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    Damenbildnis Franziska Mammel, geb. Malchus
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1860 · Augustiner Museum
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    Kopf eines älteren Herrn mit langem Bart
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1870 · Augustiner Museum
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    Portrait of Hermine Krebs
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1871 · collection du musée des Augustins de Fribourg-en-Brisgau
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    Herrenporträt
    Wilhelm Dürr the Elder
    1884 · Augustiner Museum
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