File:Arthur Schopenhauer by Wilhelm Busch.jpeg

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English: Arthur Schopenhauer caricatured by Wilhelm Busch

Date

No later than 1908

Source

http://www.ub.uni-frankfurt.de/archive/images/busch.jpg

Author



Description	German draughtsman, painter and poet
Date of birth/death	15 April 1832	9 January 1908
Location of birth/death	Wiedensahl	Mechtshausen
Work location	Munich, Frankfurt am Main, Wiedensahl
Authority control	WorldCat

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