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German Grobe

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German Grobe (1857 - 1938) was active/lived in Germany.  German Grobe is known for Painting.

studied at the Düsseldorf Academy under Eugen Dücker. The life of Dutch fishermen became one of his main subjects from 1882/83. From 1887 Grobe undertook annual study trips to Katwijk.

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.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for German Grobe available:    Alfred Rasenberger,  Helmut Liesegang,  Eugen Kampf,  Wilhelm Hambuchen,  Heinrich Hermanns,  Wilhelm Schreuer,  Georg Wolf,  Carl Pluckebaum,  Fritz von Wille,  Carl Weisgerber,  Fritz Kohler,  Erich Freiherr von Perfall,  Patrick von Kalckreuth,  Max Clarenbach,  Julius Paul Junghanns,  Carl Rudell,  Eduard Karl Franz Von Gebhardt,  Christian Johann Kroner,  Hugo Muhlig,  Johann Jungblut,  Eugen Gustav Duecker,  Albert Henrich,  Georg Hambuchen,  Wilhelm Fritzel



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