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1896 Munich - 1939. Known for: Figure, genre, interior paintings.
Fritz Wagner was born in 1896. He was a genre painter, and student of Karl Roth and Robert Seitz in Munich. He was influenced by Hiasl Maier-Erding. Fritz Wagner was active in Munich and... Read full biography
Fritz Wagner was born in 1896. He was a genre painter, and student of Karl Roth and Robert Seitz in Munich. He was influenced by Hiasl Maier-Erding. Fritz Wagner was active in Munich and Frauenchiemsee. Wagner went on study trips to Italy, Hungary, and Romania. He drew inspiration from Max Gaisser... Read full biography
Fritz Wagner was born in 1896. He was a genre painter, and student of Karl Roth and Robert Seitz in Munich. He was influenced by Hiasl Maier-Erding. Fritz Wagner was active in Munich and Frauenchiemsee. Wagner went on study trips to Italy, Hungary, and Romania. He drew inspiration from Max Gaisser (1857-1922) and his Dutch interiors, and made monk portraits in the manner of Eduard von Grützner (1846-1925). Wagner was a member of the National Association of visual Artists of Germany.... Read full biography
Fritz Wagner was born in 1896. He was a genre painter, and student of Karl Roth and Robert Seitz in Munich. He was influenced by Hiasl Maier-Erding. Fritz Wagner was active in Munich and Frauenchiemsee. Wagner went on study trips to Italy, Hungary, and Romania. He drew inspiration from Max Gaisser (1857-1922) and his Dutch interiors, and made monk portraits in the manner of Eduard von Grützner (1846-1925). Wagner was a member of the National Association of visual Artists of Germany.... Read full biography
Fritz Wagner was born in 1896. He was a genre painter, and student of Karl Roth and Robert Seitz in Munich. He was influenced by Hiasl Maier-Erding. Fritz Wagner was active in Munich and Frauenchiemsee. Wagner went on study trips to Italy, Hungary, and Romania. He drew inspiration from Max Gaisser (1857-1922) and his Dutch interiors, and made monk portraits in the manner of Eduard von Grützner (1846-1925). Wagner was a member of the National Association of visual Artists of Germany.... Read full biography