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Deutsch: Gottfried August Bürger

Date

1854

Source

Zweihundert Bildnisse und Lebensabrisse berühmter deutscher Männer, 3rd ed., Leipzig 1870, editor Ludwig Bechstein (Google Books );
already present in first edition (1854): Google Books

Author



Alternative names	Hugo Leopold Friedrich Heinrich Bürkner, Hugo Bürckner
Description	German drawer, etcher and illustrator
Date of birth/death	24 August 1818	17 January 1897
Location of birth/death	Dessau	Dresden
Work period	1833–1897
Work location	Dresden, Düsseldorf
Authority file	: Q1272832 VIAF: 29921749 ISNI: 0000000110498023 ULAN: 500045177 LCCN: nr93046655 GND: 102445052 WorldCat

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