Karl Koepping
Karl Koepping (24 June 1848 – 16 July 1914) was a term. The name is established as a personal-name authority heading by Art Institute of Chicago, OCLC VIAF. The name also appears as Karl Köpping deutscher Kupferstecher und Designer.
Also recorded as Karl Köpping deutscher Kupferstecher und Designer · Köpping, Karl (German etcher, 1848-1914)
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Karl Koepping (24 June 1848 – 16 July 1914) was a term. The name is established as a personal-name authority heading by Art Institute of Chicago, OCLC VIAF. The name also appears as Karl Köpping deutscher Kupferstecher und Designer.
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