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| Description | Hans Burgkmair: St. Kümmernis, woodcut, Augsburg ca. 1507 |
| Date | circa 1507 |
| Source | Peter Spranger, Der Geiger von Gmünd ²1991, p. 47 |
| Author | Hans Burgkmair |
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Hans Burgkmair the Elder
(1473–1531)    |
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| Alternative names |
Hans Burgkmair | ||
| Description | German painter, graphic artist and woodcutter | ||
| Date of birth/death |
1473  |
1531 | |
| Location of birth/death | Augsburg | Augsburg | |
| Work period | between 1490 and 1528 | ||
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