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Germany · November 7, 1861 – October 18, 1931Wikidata

Lesser Ury

German painter (1861–1931)

Born in Międzychód. Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 186130 dated paintingsDied 1931

32 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Interior with Children (the Silblings)
    Interior with Children (the Silblings)
    Lesser Ury
    1883 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Flemish Tavern
    Flemish Tavern
    Lesser Ury
    1884 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Gebirgssee
    Gebirgssee
    Lesser Ury
    1886 · Berlinische Galerie
  • Unter den Linden after the Rain
    Unter den Linden after the Rain
    Lesser Ury
    1888
  • Berliner Straßenszene (Leipziger Straße)
    Berliner Straßenszene (Leipziger Straße)
    Lesser Ury
    1889 · Berlinische Galerie
  • The Red Carpet
    The Red Carpet
    Lesser Ury
    1890–1899 · Israel Museum
  • View into a Valley
    View into a Valley
    Lesser Ury
    1890–1899
  • Étude d'homme de profil
    Étude d'homme de profil
    Lesser Ury
    1895–1896 · Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Woman at a Desk
    Woman at a Desk
    Lesser Ury
    1898 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Im Cafe Bauer
    Im Cafe Bauer
    Lesser Ury
    1898
  • Sunset at Lake Grunewald
    Sunset at Lake Grunewald
    Lesser Ury
    1900–1910
  • Berlin street scene with horse-drawn cabs
    Berlin street scene with horse-drawn cabs
    Lesser Ury
    1900s–1910s
  • Abraham Geiger (1810-1874)
    Abraham Geiger (1810-1874)
    Lesser Ury
    c. 1905
  • Rebekka at the well
    Rebekka at the well
    Lesser Ury
    1908–1909 · Jewish Museum Berlin
  • Berlin, Alexanderplatz
    Berlin, Alexanderplatz
    Lesser Ury
    1910s
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