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1929 - 1986. Known for: Paintings.
Viktor IV (also known as Bulgar Finn) was an American artist, influenced by Anton Heyboer and Henry David Thoreau. He was born Walter Carl Glück in New York, United States in 1929, but lived and... Read full biography
Viktor IV (also known as Bulgar Finn) was an American artist, influenced by Anton Heyboer and Henry David Thoreau. He was born Walter Carl Glück in New York, United States in 1929, but lived and worked in Amsterdam, Netherlands from 1961. He lived on an old cargo ship called Berendina Fennegina.... Read full biography
Viktor IV (also known as Bulgar Finn) was an American artist, influenced by Anton Heyboer and Henry David Thoreau. He was born Walter Carl Glück in New York, United States in 1929, but lived and worked in Amsterdam, Netherlands from 1961. He lived on an old cargo ship called Berendina Fennegina. Viktor IV painted and carved images in the wood.https://www.widewalls.ch/artists/viktor-iv
Viktor IV (also known as Bulgar Finn) was an American artist, influenced by Anton Heyboer and Henry David Thoreau. He was born Walter Carl Glück in New York, United States in 1929, but lived and worked in Amsterdam, Netherlands from 1961. He lived on an old cargo ship called Berendina Fennegina. Viktor IV painted and carved images in the wood.https://www.widewalls.ch/artists/viktor-iv
Viktor IV (also known as Bulgar Finn) was an American artist, influenced by Anton Heyboer and Henry David Thoreau. He was born Walter Carl Glück in New York, United States in 1929, but lived and worked in Amsterdam, Netherlands from 1961. He lived on an old cargo ship called Berendina Fennegina. Viktor IV painted and carved images in the wood.https://www.widewalls.ch/artists/viktor-iv
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Art Method
- •Easel Painting
Art Media
Art Style
Art Subject
- •Non Objective Subject
Chronology
- •Early 20th Century Before 1950
- •Late 20th Century After 1950