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Fritz Hildebrandt

Fritz Hildebrandt (1878 - 1970) was active/lived in Germany.  Fritz Hildebrandt is known for Land-and seascape, figure, coastal painting.

Training as a pattern draftsman, studdying at the Berlin Academy with Wildelm Muller-Schonfeld and HansLicht

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Fritz Hildebrandt available:    Hans Sauerbruch,  Walter Matysiak,  Alfred Noe,  Bernhard Schneider-Blumberg,  Hans Breinlinger,  Otto Marquard,  Karl Kellermann,  Franz Josef Blaschke,  Johann Schult,  Sepp Biehler,  Gunter Konig,  Rudolf Stuckert,  Karel Hodr,  Heinrich Hartung,  Ernst Meurer,  Emil Hauth,  Hermann Sauter,  Hans Dieter,  Karl Weickgenannt,  Peter Paul Muller-Werlau,  Carl Otto Fey,  Oscar Becker,  Willi Hans Burger-Willing,  Gisbert Palmie



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