Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden

German article from Bärbel Kovalevski, Dresdner Heft 147
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Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden

Summary

Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden is an article[1].

Key Facts

  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden authored Bärbel Kovalevski[2].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's instance of is recorded as article[3].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's follows is recorded as The attitude makes the artist - A praise of the double life[4].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's followed by is recorded as »Wie innig ich Sie als Frau wie als Künstlerin verehre«[5].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's page is recorded as 13-21[6].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's issue is recorded as 147[7].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's volume is recorded as 39[8].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's publication date is recorded as +2021-09-08T00:00:00Z[9].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Dresden Academy of Fine Arts[10].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as (in)visible Women[11].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Johanna Juliana Friederike Bacciarelli[12].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Maria Antonia Walpurgis of Bavaria[13].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Johanna Elisabeth Weydmüller[14].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Anna Rosina de Gasc[15].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Joanna Elisabeth of Holstein-Gottorp[16].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Princess Philippine Charlotte of Prussia[17].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Therese Richter[18].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Caroline Friederike Friedrich[19].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Anna Dorothea Therbusch[20].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Emilie Lachaud De Loqueyssie[21].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Sophie Dinglinger[22].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Adam Friedrich Oeser[23].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Maria Theresia Riedel[24].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Apollonia Seydelmann[25].
  • Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's main subject is recorded as Marie Ellenrieder[26].

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Designation and Status

Female artists at the Royal Saxon Academy of Fine Arts Dresden's instance of is recorded as article[3].

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