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Moritz von Schwind: Schubertiade 1868 aus der Erinnerung gezeichnet Das Bild zeigt Franz Schubert am Klavier sowie Josef von Spaun, Johann Michael Vogl, Franz Lachner, Moritz von Schwind, Wilhelm August Rieder, Leopold Kupelwieser, Eduard von Bauernfeld, Franz von Schober, Franz Grillparzer und auf dem Bild an der Wand Komtess Karoline Esterházy.

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1868

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http://www.bezirksmuseum.at/default/index.php?id=30

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Description	Austrian painter
Date of birth/death	21 January 1804	8 February 1871
Location of birth/death	Vienna	Munich
Work location	Munich, Karlsruhe, Frankfurt am Main, Vienna, Wartburg (Eisenach)
Authority control	WorldCat

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