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1807 Munich - 1876. Known for: Painting.
Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and... Read full biography
Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and graphic inventions, and remains one of the most distinctive figures in nineteenth-century Bavarian... Read full biography
Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and graphic inventions, and remains one of the most distinctive figures in nineteenth-century Bavarian cultural life.
Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and graphic inventions, and remains one of the most distinctive figures in nineteenth-century Bavarian cultural life.
Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and graphic inventions, and remains one of the most distinctive figures in nineteenth-century Bavarian cultural life.
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Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876) was a German artist, illustrator, writer, composer, and court official in Munich. He is celebrated for his satirical drawings, caricatures, children's literature, and graphic inventions, and remains one of the most distinctive figures in nineteenth-century Bavarian cultural life.