Pfahlmer, Hugo Wilhelm, 1885 Dresden - 1955 Munich, oil on hardboard, 1924, fore…
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Pfahlmer, Hugo Wilhelm, 1885 Dresden - 1955 Munich, oil on hardboard, 1924, forest landscape, inscribed on the left "Mün(chen)" and dated (19)24, signed on the lower right, incised signature "Doris Pfahlmer" below, the painting may be attributed to Doris Pfahlmer, Hugo Pfahlmer was a German painter who specialized in atmospheric landscape painting, small vertical format, 19 cm x 15 cm, in wooden frame

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Pfahlmer, Hugo Wilhelm, 1885 Dresden - 1955 Munich, oil on hardboard, 1924, forest landscape, inscribed on the left "Mün(chen)" and dated (19)24, signed on the lower right, incised signature "Doris Pfahlmer" below, the painting may be attributed to Doris Pfahlmer, Hugo Pfahlmer was a German painter who specialized in atmospheric landscape painting, small vertical format, 19 cm x 15 cm, in wooden frame

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