Viktor Foerster

Viktor Foerster (1867–1915) was a painter and mosaicist.

Also recorded as Viktor Förster.

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Overview

Born at Prague in 1867, died at Podolí in 1915.

In detail

Viktor Foerster studied at Academy of Fine Arts, Prague.

Places of work recorded in the authority are Nová Říše.

Sources

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  1. 1.

    “Viktor Foerster”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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  2. 2.

    Wikidata, structured authority record Q7929683: Viktor Foerster

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Plates

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Mosaic of Christ the Good Shepherd by Viktor Foerster (1908) above entrance of SS Simon and Jude church in Dolín (part of Slaný town, Kladno District, Czech Republic).

Mosaic of Christ the Good Shepherd by Viktor Foerster (1908) above entrance of SS Simon and Jude church in Dolín (part of Slaný town, Kladno District, Czech Republic).

User:Miaow Miaow · Own work · Public domain

The picture record
The Mosaic of Our Lady of the Snow by Viktor Foerster, above entrance portal of Church of Our Lady of the Snow. It is located on Jungmann Square in New Town of Prague, Czech Republic.

The Mosaic of Our Lady of the Snow by Viktor Foerster, above entrance portal of Church of Our Lady of the Snow. It is located on Jungmann Square in New Town of Prague, Czech Republic.

Mosaic: Viktor Foerster (1867–1915). Photo: Jirka23 · Own work (photo) · Public domain

The picture record

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For owners

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