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Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Anton Doll is a German landscape painter of the Munich School. His famous works include views of his native Munich as well as images of village life near the city, especially winter motifs.
Noel Dolla is a French installation artist.
Dolla was the youngest and most important member of the Supports/Surfaces group that emerged in France in the late 1960s. From 1969 until today he has been working with landscapes under the title "Reconstructing Space".
Noel Dolla works in many techniques and with a variety of materials, from fabrics, including kitchen towels and pillowcases, and fishing tackle, to craters on the beach and wax figures.
Andrea Meldolla (Schiavone) was an Italian Renaissance painter and etcher, born in present-day Croatia, active mainly in the city of Venice. His style combined Mannerist elements, a relative rarity in Venice, with much influence from the mainstream of Venetian painting, especially Titian.
