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Margarethe Geiger

Anna Margaretha Geiger (1783–1809) was a German pastellist. Her middle name is sometimes given as Margarete or Margareta. Margarethe Geiger was born in Schweinfurt, Geiger was the daughter of painter Conrad Geiger, and took lessons with Johann Christoph Fesel as well.

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Margarethe Geiger

Margarethe Geiger, Geiger Margarethe Würzburg Mainfränkisches Museum Marienberg

Margarethe Geiger (* 1783 · uploader was Hajotthu at de.wikipedia · Public domain

Name
Anna Margarethe Geiger
Born
1783 · Schweinfurt.
Died
1809 · Vienna.
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
painter
Languages
German

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Anna Margaretha Geiger (1783–1809) was a German pastellist. Her middle name is sometimes given as Margarete or Margareta. Margarethe Geiger was born in Schweinfurt, Geiger was the daughter of painter Conrad Geiger, and took lessons with Johann Christoph Fesel as well.

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