About: Georg Decker

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Georg Decker (7 December 1818 – 13 February 1894) was an Austro-Hungarian portrait artist. Decker was born in Hungary to a German-speaking family, and grew up and made his career in Vienna, where he taught painting as well as working as a portrait and historical artist. Thanks to his teaching, he was sometimes referred to as Herr Professor Georg Decker. Appointed as a knight of the Order of Franz Joseph, Decker has been called "a renowned portraitist of Vienna's highest society".

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  • جورج ديكر (بالألمانية: Georg Decker)‏ هو رسام نمساوي، ولد في 7 ديسمبر 1818 في بشت في المجر، وتوفي في 13 فبراير 1894 في فيينا في النمسا. (ar)
  • Georg Decker (* 7. Dezember 1818 in Pest; † 13. Februar 1894 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Maler und Lithograf. (de)
  • Georg Decker (7 de diciembre de 1818 en Pest, 13 de febrero de 1894 en Viena) fue un pintor y litógrafo austriaco. (es)
  • Georg Decker (7 December 1818 – 13 February 1894) was an Austro-Hungarian portrait artist. Decker was born in Hungary to a German-speaking family, and grew up and made his career in Vienna, where he taught painting as well as working as a portrait and historical artist. Thanks to his teaching, he was sometimes referred to as Herr Professor Georg Decker. Appointed as a knight of the Order of Franz Joseph, Decker has been called "a renowned portraitist of Vienna's highest society". (en)
  • ゲオルク・デッカー(Georg Decker、1818年12月7日 - 1894年2月13日)はオーストリアの肖像画家である。 (ja)
  • Georg Decker (Peste, 7 de dezembro de 1818 — Viena, 13 de fevereiro de 1894) foi um pintor e litógrafo austríaco. (pt)
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  • 1894-02-13 (xsd:date)
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  • Knight's Cross of the Order of Franz Joseph (en)
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  • Vienna, Austria (en)
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  • Georg Decker (en)
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  • جورج ديكر (بالألمانية: Georg Decker)‏ هو رسام نمساوي، ولد في 7 ديسمبر 1818 في بشت في المجر، وتوفي في 13 فبراير 1894 في فيينا في النمسا. (ar)
  • Georg Decker (* 7. Dezember 1818 in Pest; † 13. Februar 1894 in Wien) war ein österreichischer Maler und Lithograf. (de)
  • Georg Decker (7 de diciembre de 1818 en Pest, 13 de febrero de 1894 en Viena) fue un pintor y litógrafo austriaco. (es)
  • Georg Decker (7 December 1818 – 13 February 1894) was an Austro-Hungarian portrait artist. Decker was born in Hungary to a German-speaking family, and grew up and made his career in Vienna, where he taught painting as well as working as a portrait and historical artist. Thanks to his teaching, he was sometimes referred to as Herr Professor Georg Decker. Appointed as a knight of the Order of Franz Joseph, Decker has been called "a renowned portraitist of Vienna's highest society". (en)
  • ゲオルク・デッカー(Georg Decker、1818年12月7日 - 1894年2月13日)はオーストリアの肖像画家である。 (ja)
  • Georg Decker (Peste, 7 de dezembro de 1818 — Viena, 13 de fevereiro de 1894) foi um pintor e litógrafo austríaco. (pt)
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  • جورج ديكر (رسام) (ar)
  • Georg Decker (Maler) (de)
  • Georg Decker (en)
  • Georg Decker (es)
  • ゲオルク・デッカー (ja)
  • Georg Decker (pt)
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