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Robert Sedlacek

Robert Sedlacek, b. 23 July 1881 in Vienna, died 15 May 1957 in Vienna, was a commercial artist and illustrator. He illustrated the Nesthäkchen books of Else Ury.

Robert Sedlacek

Name
Robert Sedlacek
Born
July 23, 1881
Birthplace
Vienna
Died
15 May 1957
Known for
Illustrating Nesthäkchen books of Else Ury
Occupation
illustrator
Nationality
Austria
Education
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna

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Robert Sedlacek, b. 23 July 1881 in Vienna, died 15 May 1957 in Vienna, was a commercial artist and illustrator. He illustrated the Nesthäkchen books of Else Ury.

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Robert Sedlacek (1881–1957) was an artist and illustrator, of Austrian nationality. The artist was born and died in Vienna.

Robert Sedlacek was educated at Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. The artist worked for Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

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