File:Pithecanthropus alalus.jpg

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English: An old, grotesque reconstruction of Pithecanthropus, called "„Pithecanthropus europaeus (alalus)", preparatory study by Gabriel von Max. The resulting oil painting [1] was a birthday present (1894) for Ernst Haeckel, who was an opponent of Rudolf Virchow
Date / scan 2009
Source my archive
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Gabriel von Max  (1840–1915)  wikidata:Q655778
 
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Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max
Description German painter, pedagogue, university teacher and teacher
Date of birth/death 23 August 1840 Edit this at Wikidata 24 November 1915 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Prague Munich
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