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Herbert Breiter

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Herbert Breiter (1927 - 1999) was active/lived in Germany.  Herbert Breiter is known for Painting.

Herbert Breiter was a pupil of Max Peiffer Watenphul.  Additionally, the artist was a member of the Art-Club, and the Salzburg group.

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Herbert Breiter available:    Rudolf Hradil,  Herbert Danler,  Robert Zeppel-Sperl,  George Jung,  Walter Schmögner,  Eduard Angeli,  Oswald Oberhuber,  Erwin Bohatsch,  Karl Stark,  Peter Pongratz,  Mario Dalpra,  Wolfgang Hutter,  Nikolaus Moser,  Valentin Oman,  Karl Anton Fleck,  Hannes Mlenek,  Peter Sengl,  Franz Grabmayer,  Alois Mosbacher,  Max Weiler,  Gottfried Salzmann,  Roman Scheidl,  Adolf Frohner,  Lisl Engels



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