Wilhelm Leibl (1844-1900)

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Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, J 40/28 Bü 4
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, J 40/28 Unterlagen des Kunsthistorikers Max Schefold
Unterlagen des Kunsthistorikers Max Schefold >> 3. Einzelne Künstler (alphabetisch)
Enthält: Dachauerin mit ihrem Kind; Bürgermeister Klein; Bauernjunge; Das ungleiche Paar; In der Küche (I); [Mann mit Hut]; [Das Mädchen mit der Samtmütze]; Die drei Frauen in der Kirche (Ausschnitt); Die Spinnerin (farbig); [Skizze einer Spinnerin]; Bildnis der Frau Gedon; [Drei Frauen in der Kirche (Ausschnitt)]; Bildnis der Gräfin Rosine Treuberg]; Dachauerinnen; Männerkopf [mit Interpretation]; Kopf eines Bauernmädchens [mit Interpretation]; Bildnis des Architekten Wingen; Mädchen am Herd; Kücheninterieur; [Die Wildschützen]; Porträt seines Freundes Daniel Hartzheim; Junge Bäuerin
Darin: "Über Wilhelm Leibl" von Georg Jacob Wolf, aus der Zeitschrift "Die Kunst für alle XXIX. I." vom 1.10.1913, S. 1-24 mit Abbildungen; Artikel mit Interpretation der "Drei Frauen in der Kirche" und "Die sogenannten Dorfpolitiker"; Artikel mit der Interpretation von "Strickende Mädchen"; Artikel: "Wilhelm Leibl" von Carl Neumann
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Leibl, Wilhelm; Maler, Radierer, 1844-1900
Neumann, Carl
Wolf, Georg Jacob

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

Conduct that was first criminalized under National Socialism (e.g. the Treachery Act, ‘Judenbegünstigung’) or which the Nazi judiciary prosecuted more severely (e.g. high treason).

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Role in the proceeding

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