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Sieverding, Hans

1937 Westrup/Oldenburg - 2019 Michelstadt. Trained in Duisburg with W. Wlacker, guest professor at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, among others. Mixed media. 'Hinreise' (outward journey). Signed u.r. and dated 89(19). Verso inscribed. 98 x 65.5 cm. (125 x 94 cm). Pass. R. Lit.: 1.

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