File:Martha Dix by Hugo Erfurth 1922.jpg

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English: Portrait Martha Dix, 1922 Oil pigment print. 22 x 16.3 cm. Scratched signature lower right. Mounted to paper and to studio card, each with photographer's blindstamp lower right. Estate stamp of Otto Dix (taped over by a paper label) on the reverse of the studio card. - Matted.

Date

1922

Source

https://www.lempertz.com/en/catalogues/lot/1120-1/29-hugo-erfurth.html

Author



Alternative names	Wilhelm Berthold Hugo Erfurth
Description	German photographer
Date of birth/death	14 October 1874	14 February 1948
Location of birth/death	Halle	Gaienhofen
Work period	1893 –1948
Authority file	: Q72889 VIAF: 4976009 ISNI: 0000000066444043 ULAN: 500003504 LCCN: n87899096 NLA: 35719208 WorldCat

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