Null Helge Leiberg (*1954), born in Dresden, contemporary artist, studied 1973-7…

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Helge Leiberg (*1954), born in Dresden, contemporary artist, studied 1973-78 at the HdBK Dresden, 2013 Brandenburg Art Prize for Painting, represented in the Berlinische Galerie, the Getty Museum, the Dresden Art Collections etc., two figures in red and blue, watercolor on laid paper, signed and dated (19)98 on the left, 39 x 32.5 cm, framed behind glass 56 x 50 cm

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Helge Leiberg (*1954), born in Dresden, contemporary artist, studied 1973-78 at the HdBK Dresden, 2013 Brandenburg Art Prize for Painting, represented in the Berlinische Galerie, the Getty Museum, the Dresden Art Collections etc., two figures in red and blue, watercolor on laid paper, signed and dated (19)98 on the left, 39 x 32.5 cm, framed behind glass 56 x 50 cm

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