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Fritz Paulsen was born in Schwerin on May 31, 1838 and a pupil of the Prussian Dusseldorf Academy, and, in Munich, of Piloty. He was a professor in Berlin and most known for painting the "Porträt Eduard von Simson" (1880 Oil on wood, 74 x 60.5 cm) which hangs in the National Galerie Berlin. Paulsen has painted several portraits of author Julius Stinde, an oil from 1884 is located in the University Library of the Free University of Berlin.

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German History Museum: View

Porträt Eduard von Simson: View

Paulsen’s student Conrad Kiesel: View

Derby Collection Sale Info: View

Paulsen Posters: View

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Excellent, original frame is slightly worn

The Estate of Wallace Seawell, Hollywood, CA; Cream Gallery, Fullerton, CA

Inscribed, verso, lower stretcher bar: ‘Portrait M. B. Dahlen Paris 1868 Fritz Paulsen’

Fritz Paulsen's original paintings are highly sought after for their reproduction value. This particular image has never been reproduced and Copyrights remain with the owner.
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