File:Paul Merwart - A portrait of Ralph Modjeski, dressed as a Polish mountaineer.jpg

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English: A portrait of Ralph Modjeski, dressed as a Polish mountaineer
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Source bidtoart.com
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Paul Merwart  (1855–1902)  wikidata:Q2331466
 
Paul Merwart
Alternative names
Paweł Merwart
Description Russian-Polish painter and postage stamp designer
Date of birth/death 25 March 1855 8 May 1902
Location of birth/death Marianówka Saint-Pierre de la Martinique
Work period 1884-1902
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creator QS:P170,Q2331466

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