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Bertha Zillessen

Bertha Zillessen (17 October 1872 – 13 January 1936) was a German painter and photographer. She was the first professional photographer in Bautzen.

Bertha Zillessen

Weberstube in Hain, postcard by Bertha Zillessen

Bertha Zillessen (1872-1936) · Public domain

Name
Bertha Zillessen
Born
17 October 1872
Birthplace
Orsoy, German Empire
Died
13 January 1936
Place of death
Bautzen, Germany
Known for
Photography, painting
Nationality
Germany.
Occupation
painter and photographer.
Languages
German.

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