Bob Gésinus-Visser Artist | Art for Sale | Biography, Past and Future Exhibitions

Artist | Bob Gésinus-Visser (1898 - 1978)

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Exhibitions in artist-info

2 (S 1/ G 1)

Did show together with - Top 5 of 25 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

Exhibitions by type

2: 1 / 0 / 1 / 0

Venues by type

2: 1 / 0 / 1 / 0

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artist-info records

Dec 1933 - Dec 1964

Countries - Top 1 of 1
Germany (2)

Cities 1 - Top of 1
Berlin (2)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 2 of 2

	Haus am Lützowplatz - HaL (1)
	Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 0 of 0

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Bob Gésinus-Visser
Haus am Lützowplatz - HaL	S	Nov 1964 - Dec 1964	Berlin (Tiergarten)	(214)	+0

Bob Gésinus-Visser Haus am Lützowplatz - HaL , Germany Berlin (Tiergarten), Germany Bob Gésinus-Visser (1898 - 1978);
Lebendige Deutsche Kunst - Dritte Ausstellung
Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer	G	Dec 1933 - Jan 1934	Berlin	(182)	+0

Lebendige Deutsche Kunst - 'Dritte Ausstellung' Kunstsalon Paul Cassirer , Germany Berlin, Germany Joseph Pilartz (1891 - 1974); Theodor Champion (1887 - 1952); Josef Achmann (1885 - 1958); Ewald Mataré (1887 - 1965); Philipp Harth (1885 - 1968); Hans Mettel (1903 - 1966); Christoph Voll (1897 - 1939); Arno Breker (1900 - 1991); Wolf [André] Demeter (1906 - 1978); Joachim Karsch (1897 - 1945); Werner Gilles (1894 - 1961); Jankel Adler (1895 - 1949); Adolf Bode (1904 - 1970); Paul Kleinschmidt (1883 - 1949); Hans Feibusch (1898 - 1998); Edgar Jené (1904 - 1984); Josef Wedewer (1896 - 1979); Gustav Wunderwald (1882 - 1945); Ernst Thoms (1896 - 1983); Charles Crodel (1894 - 1973); Ernst Wilhelm Nay (1902 - 1968); Carl Roesch (1884 - 1979); Fritz Kuhr (1899 - 1975); Rolf Nesch (1893 - 1975); Heinz Rosenberg-Fleck (1899); Bob Gésinus-Visser (1898 - 1978);