Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Wilhelm von Gloeden across 7 places, from 1876 to 1877.
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Wilhelm Iwan Friederich August von Gloeden (September 16, 1856 – February 16, 1931), commonly known as Baron von Gloeden, was a German photographer who worked mainly in Italy.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Wilhelm von Gloeden was documented, and when
1876year
Rostockattested“After studying art history in Rostock (1876), Gloeden studied painting under at the Weimar Saxon-Grand Ducal Art School (1876–77) until he was forced by lung disease (apparently tuberculosis) to interrupt his studies for a year, convales…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Weimarattested“After studying art history in Rostock (1876), Gloeden studied painting under at the Weimar Saxon-Grand Ducal Art School (1876–77) until he was forced by lung disease (apparently tuberculosis) to interrupt his studies for a year, convales…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Taorminaattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Naplesattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Capriattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Sicilyattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Weimarattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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Italyattested“Gloeden wrote: "I studied painting at the Academy of fine arts in Weimar under the master Karl Gehrts, but then I fell ill with tuberculosis and had to leave the studio to move to Görbersdorf, where I spent a year." In a search for healt…”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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1915 to 1931period
Taorminamentioned“Apart from the period 1915–18, during the First World War, when he was forced to leave Italy to avoid internment as an enemy alien, he remained in Taormina until his death in 1931.”source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Gloeden
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