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| DescriptionHegel.jpg |
English: The portrait of G.W.F. Hegel (1770-1831); Steel engraving by Lazarus Sichling after a lithograph by Julius L. Sebbers.
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after 1828 |
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http://www.hegel.net/en/gwh3.htm |
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Julius Ludwig Sebbers (1804–1843)  |
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German painter
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1804 |
1843 |
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Germany |
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Lazarus Sichling (1812–1863)  |
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1812 |
1863 |
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Germany |
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