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Otto Gunther-Naumburg

Otto Gunther-Naumburg (1856 - 1941) was active/lived in Germany.  Otto Gunther Naumburg is known for Landscape painting.

German landscape and architectural painter and illustrator (1856 Naumburg / Saale to 1941 Berlin), in 1861 in Berlin resident stud.. 1873-77 at the Academy. Berlin at Albert Hertel and Christian Wilberg, went on study trips through southern Germany, Tyrol, Switzerland and Italy, from 1892 first lecturer in watercolor painting at the TH Berlin-Charlottenburg, later associate professor and honorable member.

Provided illustrations for magazines "Leipziger Illustrierte Zeitung", "Home", "gazebo" and the book "The picturesque Wroclaw."

He exhibited 1877-92 at the Berlin Academy, later the Great Berlin Art Exhibition and the Glass Palace in Munich, where he was a member.  Part of the team of Berlin artists in Berlin Architects and honorable member of the Berlin Artists Support Association, active in Berlin-Friedenau,

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