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Maurycy Gottlieb

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גאטליב, מאוריצי · גוטליב, מוריץ · גוטליב, משה דוד (מאוריצי) בן יצחק · גוטליב, משה דוד בן יצחק · מאוריצי גוטליב
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GOTTLIEB, MOSES DAVID (MAURYCY) B. ISAAC · Gotlib, Ma'uritsi · Gotlib, Mosheh · Gottlieb, Maurice · Gottlieb, Maurycy · Gottlieb, Moriziu
Born
1856
Place of birth (as recorded)
Drohobytsch
Died
1879
Place of death
Krakow
Place of death (as recorded)
Krakau
Occupation (as recorded)
Painter
(1856–1879), artist. Among the founders of modern Jewish art, Maurycy Gottlieb is prized in Poland as one of the most talented students of the great national artist Jan Matejko. Born in Drohobycz, Galicia (mod. Drogobych, Ukraine), Gottlieb was sent by his father to a German-language elementary school and to the Polish high school in his native city. Throughout his life German was Gottlieb’s chief language. His Jewish education was not extensive, though he attended heder.

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119104784 · about
Library of Congress
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VIAF
54950650
Wikidata
Q443136
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cb169967196 catalogue
de.wikipedia.org
Maurycy_Gottlieb de
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Maurycy Gottlieb

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Maurycy Gottlieb @de
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מאוריצי גוטליב @he
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Gottlieb, Moritz

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15 statements
gnd identifier
119104784
birth date
1856
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1856
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Drohobytsch
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1856
death date
1879
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1879
death location
Krakau
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Krakow
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Gotlib, Ma'uritsi
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Gotlib, Mosheh
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Gottlieb, Maurice
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Gottlieb, Maurycy
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Gottlieb, Moriziu
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Gottlieb, Moritz

Gottlieb, Maurycy

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26 statements
birth date
1856
normalised birth date
1856
birth location
Poland
death date
1879
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1879
death location
Cracow
occupation
Painter
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GOTTLIEB, MOSES DAVID (MAURYCY) B. ISAAC
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Gotlib, Mosheh
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Gottlieb, Moritz
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Gottlieb, Moriziu
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גאטליב, מאוריצי @he
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גוטליב, מוריץ @he
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גוטליב, משה דוד (מאוריצי) בן יצחק @he
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גוטליב, משה דוד בן יצחק @he
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[שם: נולד 28.2].
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מקום לידה: Drohobycz
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מקום לידה: דרוהוביטש [ Drohobycz, גאליציה]
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מקום פטירה: Cracow
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מקום פטירה: קראקא
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תאריך לידה עברי: טו אדר-א תרט"ז [21.2.1856]
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תאריך פטירה עברי: כח תמוז תרל"ט [19.7.1879].
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Gottlieb, Maurycy
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גוטליב, מאוריצי @he
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Gottlieb, Maurycy

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(1856–1879), artist. Among the founders of modern Jewish art, Maurycy Gottlieb is prized in Poland as one of the most talented students of the great national artist Jan Matejko. Born in Drohobycz, Galicia (mod. Drogobych, Ukraine), Gottlieb was sent by his father to a German-language elementary school and to the Polish high school in his native city. Throughout his life German was Gottlieb’s chief language. His Jewish education was not extensive, though he attended heder. @en
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Gottlieb, Maurycy
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Maurycy Gottlieb
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Gottlieb, Maurycy
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Drogobych
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Galicia
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Heder
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About this Article (Kraków)
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