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Edmund Korner

Edmund Korner (1873 - after 1940) was active/lived in Germany.  Edmund Korner is known for Landscape, portrait, architecture, and genre painting.

Friedrich Edmund Körner was a German painter born in 1873 in Dresden. He studied at the Dresden Academy under Gotthard Kuehl and later trained at the Academy in Munich with Paul Höcker. Körner was a member of various art associations, including the Dresden artists' association "Mappe," the Dresden Secession, and the General German Art Cooperative. He was known for his landscape, portrait, architecture, and genre paintings. Körner was active in Dresden and participated in various art exhibitions in Berlin and Dresden. He died after 1949, but the exact year is not known. Sources for his biography include Thieme-Becker, Saur "Bio-Bibliographisches Künstlerlexikon," Dressler, Müller-Singer, Jansa, lists of students at the Dresden Academy, matriculation records at the Munich Academy, and Jansa.   ...  [Displaying 800 of 1026 characters.]  Artist bio

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