Gustav Brock
Gustav Brock (1880–1945) was an American painter.
Also recorded as Gustav Frederick Brock.
Overview
Born at San Francisco in 1880, died at New York City in 1945.
In detail
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are portrait.
Places of work recorded in the authority are Copenhagen and San Francisco.
Sources
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- 1.
“Gustav Brock”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q5621089: Gustav Brock
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Plates
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GUSTAV FREDERICK BROCK JR (American, 1881-1945), landscape with house, watercolor and pencil, signed and dated Aug. 1917 lower right. Unframed, creasing, toning. Sheet 9 h, 11-7/8 w. Provenance: Purchased by present owner at artist estate sale in Belle Terre, New York. (Fine Art)
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The picture record
GUSTAV FREDERICK BROCK JR (American, 1881-1945), group of (3) pencil and watercolor drawings, to include: portrait of gentleman, signed and inscribed N.Y. 1919 lower left, (unframed, small tear to left edge, creasing, toning); gentleman with menu, signed lower right, (unframed, tear to right edge, creasing, toning); and figures dining, signed and inscribed lower right, (unframed, tear to left and
Gustav Brock · https://www.invaluable.com/artist/xyou8e7vih/ · Public domain
The picture recordElsewhere in Paintings
12,962 published records in this field, each with its sources named.
- Gustaf LucanderArtist
- Gustaf LundbergArtist
- Gustaf Wilhelm PalmArtist
- Gustav Adolf HippiusArtist
- Gustav DiesslArtist
- Gustav Friedrich KeletiArtist
- Gustav GraefArtist
- Gustav JahnArtist
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