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Johann Daniel Wilhelm Hartmann

Illustration — Ampullaceana ampla, a mollusc described by Hartmann Johann Daniel Wilhelm Hartmann (12 January 1793 – 18 April 1862) was a Swiss painter, engraver and malacologist.

Also recorded as Hartmann · W. Hartmann · J. D. W. Hartmann

Johann Daniel Wilhelm Hartmann

Radix ampla, syn. Limnaea peregra var. ampla

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Born
1793 · St. Gallen.
Died
1862 · St. Gallen.
Nationality
Switzerland
Occupation
painter · malacologist · copper engraver · zoologist · zoological collector · malacology · artist

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Johann Daniel Wilhelm Hartmann fu incisore su rame, “Malakologe” e pittore; la nascita è registrata il 12 gennaio 1793 e la morte il 18 aprile 1862.

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