File:Johannes Anspach (1752-1823), self portrait, dated 1811.jpg

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English: Johannes Anspach (1752-1823), self portrait, dated 1811. Anspach was a pastelist, draftsman, painter and owner of an artist's studio in the Netherlands. His name was also written as 'Johan Anspach'.
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Nederlands: De tekening staat in het paspoort van Johannes Anspach. Dat paspoort werd op "den 27 van Sprokkelmaand 1811" getekend door de Maire van Rotterdam. Los bijgevoegd is een brief: "Ik ben klein van stature et wat gezet, rond van wezen, blaauw van oogen, / de Neus wat gebogen, ben bruin van hairen en omtrent 60 Jaaren oud." Dit is door de broer van Anspach uit het Duits naar het Nederlands vertaald en gedateerd 215 februari 1811.
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Johannes Anspach  (1752–1823)  wikidata:Q20857487
 
Johannes Anspach
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Johan Anspach
Description German painter, pastellist, drawer and printmaker
Date of birth/death 25 September 1752 Edit this at Wikidata 25 January 1823 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Ingelheim am Rhein Edit this at Wikidata Rotterdam Edit this at Wikidata
Work period 1767 - 1821
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Mannheim (Germany), Delft (Netherlands), The Hague (Netherlands), Germany, The Hague (Netherlands),
Rotterdam (Netherlands), Zwolle (Netherlands), Deventer (Netherlands), Kampen (Overijssel province, Netherlands)
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