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Anton Georg Zwengauer (12 June 1850, in München – 18 January 1928) was a German painter. He was the son of painter Anton Zwengauer, and studied with Arthur von Ramberg from 1871 until 1874. Ludwig II of Bavaria was his patron beginning in 1869.

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References

• Anton Georg Zwengauer on artnet
• A collection of his works for sale

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[de] Anton Georg Zwengauer

Anton Georg Zwengauer (* 12. Juni 1850 in München; † 18. Januar 1928 in München) war ein deutscher Maler. Zwengauer war der Sohn des Landschaftsmalers Anton Zwengauer. Nach erstem künstlerischen Unterricht durch seinen Vater wurde er Schüler an der Kunstakademie seiner Heimatstadt. Er besuchte diese zwischen 1871 und 1874 und war u. a. Schüler von Arthur von Ramberg.

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- [en] Anton Georg Zwengauer

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