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1850 Heisebeck, Germany - 1924 Dusseldorf, Germany. Known for: Genre, animal and landscape painting.
German landscape painter, Fritz Grebe studied at the Kassel Academy under A. Bromeis and then worked in Düsseldorf and Berlin, Germany. From 1892, he made numerous visits to Ahrenshoop and was a... Read full biography
German landscape painter, Fritz Grebe studied at the Kassel Academy under A. Bromeis and then worked in Düsseldorf and Berlin, Germany. From 1892, he made numerous visits to Ahrenshoop and was a co-founder of the artist colony there. He also did study trips to Norway. He was a member of the... Read full biography
German landscape painter, Fritz Grebe studied at the Kassel Academy under A. Bromeis and then worked in Düsseldorf and Berlin, Germany. From 1892, he made numerous visits to Ahrenshoop and was a co-founder of the artist colony there. He also did study trips to Norway. He was a member of the Allgemeine German Art Cooperative, Malkasten Artists' Association and Berlin Artists' Association. Source Wikipedia... Read full biography
German landscape painter, Fritz Grebe studied at the Kassel Academy under A. Bromeis and then worked in Düsseldorf and Berlin, Germany. From 1892, he made numerous visits to Ahrenshoop and was a co-founder of the artist colony there. He also did study trips to Norway. He was a member of the Allgemeine German Art Cooperative, Malkasten Artists' Association and Berlin Artists' Association. Source Wikipedia... Read full biography
German landscape painter, Fritz Grebe studied at the Kassel Academy under A. Bromeis and then worked in Düsseldorf and Berlin, Germany. From 1892, he made numerous visits to Ahrenshoop and was a co-founder of the artist colony there. He also did study trips to Norway. He was a member of the Allgemeine German Art Cooperative, Malkasten Artists' Association and Berlin Artists' Association. Source Wikipedia