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Erich Mayer

Illustration — "Erich Mayer" By Sara Buijskes Erich Ernst Karl Mayer (1876–1960) was a German-Jewish artist, writer and philosopher who migrated and settled in South Africa and has been recognized for his contributions towards an indigenous South African artistic style.

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Erich Mayer

"Erich Mayer" By Sara Buijskes

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Born
1876 · Karlsruhe.
Died
1960 · Pretoria.
Nationality
South Africa · Germany
Occupation
ceramicist · watercolorist · designer · artist · painter
Languages
English

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Illustration — "Erich Mayer" By Sara Buijskes Erich Ernst Karl Mayer (1876–1960) was a German-Jewish artist, writer and philosopher who migrated and settled in South Africa and has been recognized for his contributions towards an indigenous South African artistic style.

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  1. 01Biography
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