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1902 Munich, Germany - 1976 Munich, Germany. Known for: Genre painting.
. Fritz Wagner-Höhenberg was a German genre painter (1902 Munich to 1976 Munich), son of the painter Josef Wagner-Höhenberg (1870 Höhenberg (Upper Palatinate) to 1939 Munich). He studied at the State... Read full biography
. Fritz Wagner-Höhenberg was a German genre painter (1902 Munich to 1976 Munich), son of the painter Josef Wagner-Höhenberg (1870 Höhenberg (Upper Palatinate) to 1939 Munich). He studied at the State School of Applied Arts under Roth and Pretorius, probably 1920-23, studied at the Munich Academy... Read full biography
. Fritz Wagner-Höhenberg was a German genre painter (1902 Munich to 1976 Munich), son of the painter Josef Wagner-Höhenberg (1870 Höhenberg (Upper Palatinate) to 1939 Munich). He studied at the State School of Applied Arts under Roth and Pretorius, probably 1920-23, studied at the Munich Academy under Schinnerer and Hahn, was a member of the Reich Association of Visual Artists of Germany, and was active in Munich.
. Fritz Wagner-Höhenberg was a German genre painter (1902 Munich to 1976 Munich), son of the painter Josef Wagner-Höhenberg (1870 Höhenberg (Upper Palatinate) to 1939 Munich). He studied at the State School of Applied Arts under Roth and Pretorius, probably 1920-23, studied at the Munich Academy under Schinnerer and Hahn, was a member of the Reich Association of Visual Artists of Germany, and was active in Munich.
. Fritz Wagner-Höhenberg was a German genre painter (1902 Munich to 1976 Munich), son of the painter Josef Wagner-Höhenberg (1870 Höhenberg (Upper Palatinate) to 1939 Munich). He studied at the State School of Applied Arts under Roth and Pretorius, probably 1920-23, studied at the Munich Academy under Schinnerer and Hahn, was a member of the Reich Association of Visual Artists of Germany, and was active in Munich.