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Federico Brandt

Federico Brandt (17 May 1878 in Caracas – 25 July 1932 in Caracas) was a Venezuelan painter. • Illustration — Image of an art work of Federico Brandt, was a Venezuelan painter.

Federico Brandt

Spanish: Interior con muñecas. title QS:P1476,es:"Interior con muñecas." label QS:Les,"Interior con muñecas."

Federico Brandt · Colección Galeria de Arte Nacional, Caracas - Venezuela. Calzadilla, Juan. 1981: Obras antológica de la de la Galería de Arte Nacional. Editorial La Gran Enciclopedia Vasca. Bilbao - España 216p. ISBN · Public domain

Born
1878 · Caracas.
Died
1932 · Caracas.
Nationality
Venezuela
Occupation
painter
Languages
Spanish

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Federico Brandt lived from 17 May 1878 to 25 July 1932 and was a painter.

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The birth of Federico Brandt is recorded on 17 May 1878 in Caracas, and the death on 25 July 1932 in Caracas.

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