Null Hans Dahlem (Blieskastel 1928 - 2006 Saarbrücken), "Rom: Villa Massimo", 19…

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Hans Dahlem (Blieskastel 1928 - 2006 Saarbrücken), "Rom: Villa Massimo", 1984, fiber pen drawing on chamois-colored laid paper, titled and dated "13.X.84" lower left, 21 x 16 cm, under glass and passe-partout in narrow gold frame, overall size: 33 x 27 cm, provenance: collection of the writer Ludwig Harig, Sulzbach. Limit 45,- >> Studied at the Saarbrücken School of Arts and Crafts, École des Beaux-Arts a. Académie de la Grande Chaumière Paris, 1966 Hans Purrmann Prize, member of the Palatinate Secession.

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Hans Dahlem (Blieskastel 1928 - 2006 Saarbrücken), "Rom: Villa Massimo", 1984, fiber pen drawing on chamois-colored laid paper, titled and dated "13.X.84" lower left, 21 x 16 cm, under glass and passe-partout in narrow gold frame, overall size: 33 x 27 cm, provenance: collection of the writer Ludwig Harig, Sulzbach. Limit 45,- >> Studied at the Saarbrücken School of Arts and Crafts, École des Beaux-Arts a. Académie de la Grande Chaumière Paris, 1966 Hans Purrmann Prize, member of the Palatinate Secession.

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