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Summary
Artist
Ephraim Moses Lilien
(1874–1925)
Alternative names
Ephraim Moses Lilien; Ephraim Lilien; Lilien; E M Lilien; אפריים משה ליליאן; אפרים משה ליליאן; א.מ. ליליין; א"מ ליליין; אפרים ליליאן; אפרים משה לילין; ליליין, אפרים משה־־תערוכות; לילין, אפרים משה בן יעקב; אפרים משה ליליען; E. M. Lilien; Ephraim Moshe Lilien; Ephraim Mose Lilien; Efrayim Mosheh Lilyan; Efrayim Mosheh Liliyan; Lilien, E. M.; Lilien, Efrayim Moshe; Lilien, Ephraim Mose Ben Jacob Hakohen; Lilien, Ephraim Moses; Lilyen, Efrayim Moše
Description
Austrian-Israeli photographer, publisher, engraver, painter, illustrator and graphic artist
Date of birth/death
23 May 1874 / 23 March 1874
18 July 1925
Location of birth/death
Drohobych
Badenweiler
Authority file
: Q1273537
VIAF: 59876406
ISNI: 0000000110651227
ULAN: 500040863
LCCN: n81093755
Open Library: OL969817A
WorldCat
artist QS:P170,Q1273537
Description
English: The garden of oblivion.
Deutsch: Garten des Vergessens. Zeichnung für Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung.
Date
Late 19th or early 20th century
Source/Photographer
Jan Willemsen on Flickr
Permission (Reusing this file)
cc:by-nc-sa
Licensing
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