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1852 - 1937. Known for: Glass, porcelain painting.
Paul Hermann Wagner first learned glass painting at the Josephinenhütte in the Giant Mountains. In 1875 he went to Munich, where he worked as a porcelain painter and attended the academy, which he... Read full biography
Paul Hermann Wagner first learned glass painting at the Josephinenhütte in the Giant Mountains. In 1875 he went to Munich, where he worked as a porcelain painter and attended the academy, which he received in 1881 from Wilhelm von Lindenschmit d. J. graduated. His work is determined by sensitive... Read full biography
Paul Hermann Wagner first learned glass painting at the Josephinenhütte in the Giant Mountains. In 1875 he went to Munich, where he worked as a porcelain painter and attended the academy, which he received in 1881 from Wilhelm von Lindenschmit d. J. graduated. His work is determined by sensitive childhood scenes that often capture a characteristic moment. Many of his paintings were made in Kochel am See, where he initially spent only the summer months, 1897 then moved apartment and studio quite... Read full biography
Paul Hermann Wagner first learned glass painting at the Josephinenhütte in the Giant Mountains. In 1875 he went to Munich, where he worked as a porcelain painter and attended the academy, which he received in 1881 from Wilhelm von Lindenschmit d. J. graduated. His work is determined by sensitive childhood scenes that often capture a characteristic moment. Many of his paintings were made in Kochel am See, where he initially spent only the summer months, 1897 then moved apartment and studio quite there.
Paul Hermann Wagner first learned glass painting at the Josephinenhütte in the Giant Mountains. In 1875 he went to Munich, where he worked as a porcelain painter and attended the academy, which he received in 1881 from Wilhelm von Lindenschmit d. J. graduated. His work is determined by sensitive childhood scenes that often capture a characteristic moment. Many of his paintings were made in Kochel am See, where he initially spent only the summer months, 1897 then moved apartment and studio quite there.