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Carl Spitzweg was a German romantic painter, especially of genre subjects. He is considered to be one of the most important artists of the Biedermeier era.
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culture · German painter (1808–1885) · painter · writer · poet · also Carl Spitzweg, Spitzweg, karl v. spitzweg, franz spitzweg, spitzweg karl, spitzweg c.
Born 5 February 1808 · Died 23 September 1885 · Q164979
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Died 1885-09-23.
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Became a member of the Munich Art Association
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Spitzweg gave up his career as a pharmacist
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Worked in the “Löwenapotheke” in the city of Straubing
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During the last year of his apprenticeship, his father died
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Left the high school, today's Wilhelmsgymnasium, after the second (of four) high school years
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In same year, his father married his late wife's sister, Maria Krescence
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Born 1808-02-05.
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