Paul Berger
Paul Berger (8 April 1889 – 30 March 1949) was a German sculptor. His work was part of the sculpture event in the art competition at the 1928 Summer Olympics. Severely injured during World War I, he died of long-term effects from his injuries in 1949.
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- Paul Berger
- Occupation
- Sculptor
- Born
- 8 April 1889
- Birthplace
- Zwickau, Germany
- Died
- 30 March 1949
- Place of death
- Dresden, Germany
- Nationality
- Germany
- Fields
- art of sculpture
- Languages
- German
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Paul Berger (8 April 1889 – 30 March 1949) was a German sculptor. His work was part of the sculpture event in the art competition at the 1928 Summer Olympics. Severely injured during World War I, he died of long-term effects from his injuries in 1949.
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• Name — Paul Berger • Occupation — Sculptor • Born — 8 April 1889 • Birthplace — Zwickau, Germany • Died — 30 March 1949 • Place of death — Dresden, Germany
Paul Berger (1899-1949): "Weibliche Akte", undatiert, Bronze in den Kunstsammlungen Zwickau
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Skulptur "Mann mit Hund", 1938 von Paul Berger (*1899 in Zwickau; †1949 in Dresden) geschaffen. Vor der KunstWandelhalle
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- 1.Martin Papenbrock, Gabriele Saure (Hrsg.): Kunst des frühen 20. Jahrhunderts in deutschen Ausstellungen. Teil 1. Ausstellungen deutsche Gegenwartskunst in der NS-Zeit. VDG, Weimar, 2000
- 2.Marianne Berger: Der Bildhauer Paul Berger, Verl. der Kunst, Dresden 1953.
- 3.http://www.gdk-research.de/de/obj19361819.html
- 4.SLUB Dresden. Künstler aus Zwickau.
- 5.https://digital.slub-dresden.de/werkansicht/dlf/399500/16
- 6.SLUB Dresden. Künstler aus Zwickau.
- 7.SLUB Dresden. Künstler aus Zwickau.
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