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Summary
| Artist |
Blasius Höfel (1792–1863)   |
| Description |
Austrian engraver
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| Date of birth/death |
1792 |
1863 |
| Location of birth/death |
Vienna |
Salzburg |
| Authority control |
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| After Louis René Letronne (1790–1842) |
| Alternative names |
Louis-René Letronne, Louis Letronne, Ludwik Letronne |
| Description |
painter and draughtsman
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| Date of birth/death |
1790 |
1842 |
| Work location |
Varsovie |
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| Description |
Beethoven in 1814
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| Date |
1814 |
| Source/Photographer |
http://www.csudh.edu/oliver/beetport/beetport.htm |
Licensing
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