Carl Haag
Carl Haag (Erlangen, 1820–Oberwesel, 1915) first trained in porcelain painting and at the Nuremberg art school. After beginning as a portraitist, he found a lasting direction in Engl…
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Ilsjat Faritovitsj Giljazov
Documented citizenships : Russia
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