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Otto Kubel

Otto Kubel (1868 - 1951) was active/lived in Germany.  Otto Kubel is known for Painting, book design and illustration, scissor art.

German painter, scissor cutter, draftsman, book designer and illustrator as well as artisan (1868 Dresden to 1951 Fürstenfeldbruck)

Attended the Dresden School of Arts and Crafts, then worked as a book maker in Leipzig and as an artisan in Munich

From 1895 studied at the Academy in Munich with Wilhelm by Diez and Paul Hoecker

Active as an illustrator for children's and fairy tale books

Based in Bruck / Fürstenfeldbruck from 1902-22

From 1905 also occupied with painting, member of the Munich Artists' Cooperative, member of the Reich Association of Fine Artists in Germany and in the South German Association of Illustrators in Munich

Loaded exhibitions in the Munich Glass Palace and the Great Berlin Art exhibition and 1938-42 the Great German Art Exhibition in the House of German Art in Munich

Active in Munich, Fürstenfeldbruck and Partenkirchen

Source: Thieme-Becker, Dressler, matriculation board of the Munich Academy, Mülle   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1131 characters.]  Artist bio

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