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1875 Nuremberg - 1947 Thubingen/Berlin. Known for: Landscape and cityscape painting.
Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited... Read full biography
Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited in Berlin and in all of Germany. Characteristic of Geyer's work are motifs of his Frankish home,... Read full biography
Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited in Berlin and in all of Germany. Characteristic of Geyer's work are motifs of his Frankish home, landscapes of northern Germany and scenes of quaint towns.
Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited in Berlin and in all of Germany. Characteristic of Geyer's work are motifs of his Frankish home, landscapes of northern Germany and scenes of quaint towns.
Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited in Berlin and in all of Germany. Characteristic of Geyer's work are motifs of his Frankish home, landscapes of northern Germany and scenes of quaint towns.
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Fritz Geyer was born in Nuremberg but grew up in Berlin, where he received his initial training first from his father and later at the Berlin Academy of Fine Arts. From 1897, he regularly exhibited in Berlin and in all of Germany. Characteristic of Geyer's work are motifs of his Frankish home, landscapes of northern Germany and scenes of quaint towns.