SwissArtGallery · Documented identity
The German painter and lithographer Wilhelm Volz (1855–1901) is also listed as a painter of historical, genre and landscape scenes, as well as an illustrator and etcher. These details outline a profile spanning several pictorial genres and graphic practices. A sales catalogue attributes to him a work dated 1890, Die Heilige Cäcilia mit musizierenden Engeln (“Saint Cecilia with Musical Angels”).
This profile brings together identity references for Wilhelm Volz and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
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Pastel
Die Heilige Cäcilia mit musizierenden Engeln. 1890.
pastel
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