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Artist | Edi [Eduard Friedrich] Renggli (1888 - 1954)

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Exhibition History

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Venue types: Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit / Collector

Exhibitions in artist-info

2 (S 1/ G 1)

Shown Artists - 3 of 3 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

	Max Marti (1)- 4
	Robert Wyss [Robert Wyß] (1)- 4
	Franz Fédier (1)- 23

Exhibitions by type

2: 0 / 1 / 1 / 0

Venues by type

2: 0 / 1 / 1 / 0

Curators

artist-info records

May 1914 - Jun 1956

Countries - Top 2 of 2
Germany (1)
Switzerland (1)

Cities 2 - Top of 2
Leipzig (1)
Luzern (1)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 2 of 2

	Kunstmuseum Luzern (1)
	Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 0 of 0

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Junge Innerschweizer Künstler
Kunstmuseum Luzern	G	May 1956 - Jun 1956	Luzern	(511)	+1

Junge Innerschweizer Künstler Kunstmuseum Luzern , Switzerland Luzern, Switzerland Franz Fédier (1922 - 2005); Robert Wyss (1925 - 2004); Max Marti (1923); Edi [Eduard Friedrich] Renggli (1888 - 1954);
Erste Internationale Graphische Kunst-Ausstellung Leipzig 1914 (5/18) - Schweiz
Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra	S	May 1914 - Oct 1914	Leipzig	(18)	+0

Erste Internationale Graphische Kunst-Ausstellung Leipzig 1914 (5/18) - 'Schweiz' Internationale Ausstellung für Buchgewerbe und Graphik - Bugra , Germany Leipzig, Germany Fausto Agnelli (1879 - 1944); Cuno Amiet (1868 - 1961); Richard Emil Amsler (1859 - 1934); Emil Anner (1870 - 1925); Augustin Meinrad Bächtiger (1888 - 1971); Maurice Barraud (1889 - 1954); Otto Baumberger (1889 - 1961); Edmond Bille (1878 - 1959); Henry Bischoff (1882 - 1951); Paul Bodmer (1886 - 1983); Max Bucherer (1883 - 1974); Ernst Buchner (1886 - 1951); Max Burgmeier (1881 - 1947); Eugène Charles Louis Burnand (1850 - 1921); Christian Friedrich Conradin (1875 - 1917); Martha Cunz (1876 - 1961); Helen Dahm (1878 - 1968); Rudolf Dürrwang (1883 - 1936); Hannah Egger (1881 - 1965); Hans Eggimann (1872 - 1929); Gertrud Escher (1875 - 1956); Carl Friedrich Felber (1880 - 1932); Paul Flury (1877 - 1968); René Francillon (1876 - 1973); Franz Wilhelm Gehri (1882 - 1960); Ernst Samuel Geiger (1876 - 1965); Sophie Hauser (1872 - 1945); Ferdinand Hodler (1853 - 1918); Hermann Hubacher (1885 - 1976); Karl Otto Hügin (1887 - 1963); Karl Itschner (1868 - 1953); Jean Kern (1874 - 1967); Ernst Kreidolf (1863 - 1956); Maria La Roche (1870 - 1952); Anny Francillon-Lierow (1879 - 1964); Carl August Liner (1871 - 1946); Burkhard Mangold (1873 - 1950); Alfred Marxer (1876 - 1945); Bertha Friederika Ida Meier (1875 - 1944); Karl Theodor Meyer-Basel (1860 - 1932); Josef von Moos (1859 - 1939); Ernst Morgenthaler (1887 - 1962); Gottlieb Müller (1883 - 1929); Heinrich [Haiggi] Müller (1885 - 1960); William [Wilhelm] Müller (1881 - 1918); Alfred Naegeli (1884 - 1937); Fritz Eduard Pauli (1891 - 1968); Karl Pflüger (1884 - 1974); Otto Plattner (1886 - 1951); André Julien Prina (1886 - 1941); Edi [Eduard Friedrich] Renggli (1888 - 1954); Edmond Casimir Reymond (1893 - 1969); Marie Rollé (1865 - 1942); Régnault Sarasin (1886 - 1943); Charlotte de [Josefine] Schaller-Mouillot (1880); Ernst Emil Schlatter (1883 - 1954); Adolf Schnider (1890 - 1961); Ferdinand Schott (1887 - 1964); Anna Gustavine Spühler (1872 - 1967); Eduard Stiefel (1875 - 1967); Marie Stiefel (1879 - 1962); Victor Surbek (1885 - 1975); Paul Tanner (1882 - 1934); Gustav Adolf Thomann (1874 - 1961); Albert Édouard Georges de [François Fosca] Traz (1881 - 1980); Oscar Tröndle (1883 - 1945); Edouard-Eugène-Francis Vallet (1876 - 1929); Marguerite Vallet-Gilliard (1888 - 1918); Pierre Eugène Vibert (1875 - 1937); Paul Emil Weiss (1888 - 1977); Charles Welti (1868 - 1931); Ludwig Werlen (1884 - 1928); Otto Wyler (1887 - 1965); Bertha Züricher (1869 - 1949); Ulrich Wilhelm Züricher (1877 - 1961); Hans Alder (1883 - 1971);