Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)
photograph in the Jewish Museum Berlin
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Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)
Summary
Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942) is a photograph[1].
Key Facts
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942) is the creator of Hans Bernhard Schwerin[2].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s image is recorded as Eva Loepert (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942) in 1939.jpg[3].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s instance of is recorded as photograph[4].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s instance of is recorded as double portrait[5].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s depicts is recorded as Eva Loepert[6].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s depicts is recorded as Annemarie Loepert[7].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s collection is recorded as Bernhard Hans Schwerin family archive[8].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s inventory number is recorded as 2000/256/259[9].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s location is recorded as Jewish Museum Berlin[10].
- +1939-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)[11].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s official website is recorded as http://objekte.jmberlin.de/object/jmb-obj-541525[12].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s title is recorded as Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)[13].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[14].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s quotation or excerpt is recorded as B / W photo, landscape format. The two girls are inclined towards each other and look at something that the younger one holds in her hand. The sunlight illuminates them strongly from above.Eva (1925-1942, left) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942) were the daughters of the merchant Walter Loepert and his wife Käte, née. Solomon. The photo here is the only surviving photo of the sisters. Together with their parents, they were deported to Piaski in 1942 and most likely murdered in Trawniki.[15].
- Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942)'s Jewish Museum Berlin object ID is recorded as jmb-obj-541525[16].
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Works and Contributions
Portrait of the sisters Eva (1925-1942) and Annemarie Loepert (1929-1942) is the creator of Hans Bernhard Schwerin[2].