Richard Winternitz
Richard Winternitz was a German painter.
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What was the nationality of the painter Richard Winternitz?
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In which year was Richard Winternitz born?
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In which year did Richard Winternitz die?
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What was the profession of Richard Winternitz?
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Which artist's biography is being discussed?
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Koľko obrazov umelca Richard Winternitz nájdete na ArtsDot.com?
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What was the nationality of the painter Richard Winternitz?
German
Je dielo umelca Richard Winternitz stále chránené autorským právom?
Nie, diela tohto umelca patria do public domain.
In which year did Richard Winternitz die?
1929
In which year was Richard Winternitz born?
1861
Which artist's biography is being discussed?
Richard Winternitz
Odkiaľ pochádza Richard Winternitz?
Germany
Kedy a kde sa narodil/a Richard Winternitz?
1861, Stuttgart, Germany
Do ktorého umeleckého obdobia patril/a Richard Winternitz?
19th Century
Ako dlho žil/a Richard Winternitz?
68 years (1861–1929)