Heilmann, Karl
1881 Neustadt/Orla - 1935 Freiburg. Oil/painting board. Melting s…
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Heilmann, Karl 1881 Neustadt/Orla - 1935 Freiburg. Oil/painting board. Melting snow in the Black Forest with sunny view of the Feldberg. Signed lower left. 22 x 28 cm. (30 x 37 cm). R. Lit.: 1.

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Heilmann, Karl 1881 Neustadt/Orla - 1935 Freiburg. Oil/painting board. Melting snow in the Black Forest with sunny view of the Feldberg. Signed lower left. 22 x 28 cm. (30 x 37 cm). R. Lit.: 1.

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