Null Jank, Angelo
1868 Munich - 1940 ibid. Studied and later became professor at…
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Jank, Angelo 1868 Munich - 1940 ibid. studied and later became professor at the Munich Academy of Art. Oil on canvas. Par force hunt at a hurdle jump with a pack of hounds. Signed lower left. 72 x 89 cm. Ref. 1,2,11,14.

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Jank, Angelo 1868 Munich - 1940 ibid. studied and later became professor at the Munich Academy of Art. Oil on canvas. Par force hunt at a hurdle jump with a pack of hounds. Signed lower left. 72 x 89 cm. Ref. 1,2,11,14.

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