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Adolf Friedrich Wilhelm Wachenhusen (27 May 1859 – 2 May 1925) was a
German landscape artist,
draftsman and etcher. The
focus of his work was on the countryside...
- vampire. In
German literature, one of the most po****r
novels was Hans
Wachenhusen's Der
Vampyr –
Novelle aus
Bulgarien (1878), which, on
account of the...
- Immermann's Münchhausen. - Berlin : Hofmann, 1863. [9] In: Stieler, K./
Wachenhusen, H. /Hackländer, F. W.: Rheinfahrt : Von den
Quellen des
Rheins bis zum...
- from 1904
until his
death a
member of the Academy.
Painter Friedrich Wachenhusen studied there in 1889
under Eugen Bracht. Name changes: 1790–1809 Königliche...
- and
graphic artist Karl
Lorenz Rettich (1841–1904),
painter Friedrich Wachenhusen (1859–1925),
painter Bauhaus-Universität
Weimar [1]
Archived 13 August...
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included the
painters Elisabeth von Eicken, Anna Gerresheim,
Friedrich Wachenhusen and,
among others, as a
guest Karl Rettich. In 1894
Ahrenshoop counted...
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Gerresheim (1852–1921),
Elisabeth von
Eicken (1862–1940),
Friedrich Wachenhusen (1859–1925),
Fritz Grebe [de] (1850–1924),
Heinrich Schlotermann [de]...
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Liberal Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin 1 Hagenow, Grevesmühlen Otto
Wachenhusen NLP 2 Schwerin,
Wismar Edo
Heinrich von Thünen NLP 3 Parchim, Ludwigslust...
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Pferdeliebhaber (Newspaper for
Horse Lovers),
published by
Major Johann Georg Wachenhusen [de], and made
several trips to
study horses. For one year, he was emplo****...
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Wilhelm Smets,
feuilleton from 1837 to 1841
Luise Straus-Ernst Hans
Wachenhusen, war
correspondent during German-French War 1870/71
Ferdinand Franz Wallraf...
