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Otto Wunderlich

Otto Wunderlich (1886 in Stuttgart – 1975 in Madrid) was a German photographer who worked mainly in Spain. He started working for a mineral trading company when he arrived in Spain in 1913. He became a professional photographer in 1917, travelling around Spain and selling albums and post cards with the title Paisajes y Monumentos de España (Landscapes and monuments of Spain).

Otto Wunderlich

Name
Otto Wunderlich
Born
1886
Died
1975
Place of death
Madrid, Spain
Known for
Photography
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
photographer
Languages
Spanish

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Otto Wunderlich (1886 in Stuttgart – 1975 in Madrid) was a German photographer who worked mainly in Spain. He started working for a mineral trading company when he arrived in Spain in 1913. He became a professional photographer in 1917, travelling around Spain and selling albums and post cards with the title Paisajes y Monumentos de España (Landscapes and monuments of Spain).

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