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Carl Waagen

Illustration — Carl Waagen: Der Königssee vom Malerwinkel aus (1872), Munich, Bavarian State Painting Collections. Carl Waagen (1800 – 26 November 1873 in Munich) was a German painter and lithographer.

Carl Waagen

Grab von Nanette Schechner-Waagen (1806-1860) auf dem Alten Suedlichen Friedhof in Muenchen-Graeberfeld GF-33-7-34-Sopranistin, Opernsängerin

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Full name
Carl Wilhelm Waagen.
Born
1800. · Hamburg.
Died
1873. · Munich.
Nationality
German Confederation and German Reich.
Languages
German.

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La naissance de Carl Waagen est enregistrée en 1800 à Hambourg, et le décès le 26 novembre 1873 à Munich.

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