Zimmermann, Alfred, 1854 Munich - 1910 Gstadt am Chiemsee, oil on wood, old man …

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Zimmermann, Alfred, 1854 Munich - 1910 Gstadt am Chiemsee, oil on wood, old man with hat and pipe reads the "Miesbacher Anzeiger", The Miesbacher Anzeiger was a German newspaper founded in 1874 and existing until its ban in 1945, signed lower left, small portrait format, 24 cm x 18 cm, in frame

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Zimmermann, Alfred, 1854 Munich - 1910 Gstadt am Chiemsee, oil on wood, old man with hat and pipe reads the "Miesbacher Anzeiger", The Miesbacher Anzeiger was a German newspaper founded in 1874 and existing until its ban in 1945, signed lower left, small portrait format, 24 cm x 18 cm, in frame

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