Category:Markus Raetz

**Markus Raetz**
	Swiss artist (1941-2020)
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Name in native language	Markus Raetz;
Date of birth	6 June 1941; Bern
Date of death	14 April 2020; Bern
Country of citizenship	Switzerland;
Occupation	sculptor; photographer; painter; designer; illustrator; printmaker; draughtsman;
Member of	Academy of Arts, Berlin;
Work location	Poland (1965); Amsterdam (1969–1973); Amsterdam (1979);
Notable work	Head;
Award received	Prix Méret-Oppenheim;
Authority file
	Q477409; ISNI: 0000000108031766; VIAF ID: 90720512; GND ID: 118597760; Library of Congress authority ID: n81056832; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 122930607; IdRef ID: 061658626; SELIBR ID: 320875; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 074687077; Libris-URI: 97mqvpbt1hlt4s3; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007502514205171; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500007626; RKDartists ID: 65426; SIKART ID: 4000072
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