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Fritz Troeger

Fritz Troeger (1894 - 1978) was active/lived in Germany.  Fritz Troeger is known for Painting, drawing, graphic arts.

Fritz Tröeger was born in Dresden in 1894. He studied at the School of Applied Arts in Dresden. From 1918 to 1925, Fritz studied with Max Feldbauer, Otto and Otto Hettner Gußmann at the Art Academy in Dresden.

He was a member of the "Dresdner Secession" and member of the Dresden artist group "The shore". In 1978, Fritz Tröeger died in Germany.
German painter, draftsman and graphic artist (1894 Dresden to 1978 Dresden), studied 1915-18 at the Dresden School of Applied Arts with Margarete Junge and Paul Rößler.

From 1918-24 he was at the Dresden Academy with Max Feldbauer, Otto Hettner and Otto Gußmann and did study trips to Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, France (Paris).

Did the CSR, freelance from 1925, member of the Dresden Secession 1925/26, and 1930-31, he was a member of the artist group "Aktion", which subsequently became part of the New Dresden Secession

From 1931, 1930-32 he was a member of the Free Artists of Saxony,

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