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1902 - 1974 Berlin, Germany. Known for: Landscape and urban scene painting.
The painter, printmaker and art historian Immanuel Meyer-Pyritz (1902-1974) was a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts. Growing up in Pomerania, his motifs are mainly focused on homely landscapes... Read full biography
The painter, printmaker and art historian Immanuel Meyer-Pyritz (1902-1974) was a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts. Growing up in Pomerania, his motifs are mainly focused on homely landscapes and urban sceneries. In 1955, he founded a department of the Berlin Society for Pomeranian history,... Read full biography
The painter, printmaker and art historian Immanuel Meyer-Pyritz (1902-1974) was a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts. Growing up in Pomerania, his motifs are mainly focused on homely landscapes and urban sceneries. In 1955, he founded a department of the Berlin Society for Pomeranian history, archaeology and art, which he directed until 1971.... Read full biography
The painter, printmaker and art historian Immanuel Meyer-Pyritz (1902-1974) was a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts. Growing up in Pomerania, his motifs are mainly focused on homely landscapes and urban sceneries. In 1955, he founded a department of the Berlin Society for Pomeranian history, archaeology and art, which he directed until 1971.
The painter, printmaker and art historian Immanuel Meyer-Pyritz (1902-1974) was a lecturer at the Berlin Academy of Arts. Growing up in Pomerania, his motifs are mainly focused on homely landscapes and urban sceneries. In 1955, he founded a department of the Berlin Society for Pomeranian history, archaeology and art, which he directed until 1971.
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