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Hugo Ernst Schnegg (1876-1950), studied at the Munich Academy under G.v. Hackl and Franz von Stuck, whose master student he was, and settled in Hamburg in 1922. Hilly wooded landscape with lake, oil on canvas, signed lower right, rubbed at the edges, 93 x 103 cm

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Hugo Ernst Schnegg (1876-1950), studied at the Munich Academy under G.v. Hackl and Franz von Stuck, whose master student he was, and settled in Hamburg in 1922. Hilly wooded landscape with lake, oil on canvas, signed lower right, rubbed at the edges, 93 x 103 cm

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