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Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNE–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Der deutsche Schriftsteller Hans Grimm (rechts) mit Börries von Münchhausen (? / Mitte) und August Winnig (? / links) in Lippoldberg beim Dichtertreffen, 1930er Jahre. German authors Hans Grimm (r), Boerries von Muenchhausen (? / c) and August Winnig (? / l) at the poet's meeting of Lippoldsberg, Hesse, 1930s. Stock Photo
RM2A2EGDB–Der deutsche Schriftsteller Hans Grimm (rechts) mit Börries von Münchhausen (? / Mitte) und August Winnig (? / links) in Lippoldberg beim Dichtertreffen, 1930er Jahre. German authors Hans Grimm (r), Boerries von Muenchhausen (? / c) and August Winnig (? / l) at the poet's meeting of Lippoldsberg, Hesse, 1930s.
Börries von Münchhausen, c. 1913 Stock Photo
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Karl Rickelt Börries von Münchhausen 1909. Stock Photo
RM2DCDKN2–Karl Rickelt Börries von Münchhausen 1909.
Münchhausen, Börries Freiherr von, 20.3.1874 - 16.3.1945, German author / writer (poet), portrait, 1936, Stock Photo
RMBA7YBW–Münchhausen, Börries Freiherr von, 20.3.1874 - 16.3.1945, German author / writer (poet), portrait, 1936,
Der deutsche Schriftsteller Hans Grimm (rechts) mit Börries von Münchhausen (? / Mitte) und August Winnig (? / links) in Lippoldberg beim Dichtertreffen, 1930er Jahre. German authors Hans Grimm (r), Boerries von Muenchhausen (? / c) and August Winnig (? / l) at the poet's meeting of Lippoldsberg, Hesse, 1930s. Stock Photo
RM2H0BX57–Der deutsche Schriftsteller Hans Grimm (rechts) mit Börries von Münchhausen (? / Mitte) und August Winnig (? / links) in Lippoldberg beim Dichtertreffen, 1930er Jahre. German authors Hans Grimm (r), Boerries von Muenchhausen (? / c) and August Winnig (? / l) at the poet's meeting of Lippoldsberg, Hesse, 1930s.
281 Münchhausen Börries von 1874-1945 Stock Photo
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Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HN9–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Börries von Münchhausen, c. 1913 Stock Photo
RMM81XED–Börries von Münchhausen, c. 1913
Münchhausen, Börries Freiherr von, 20.3.1874 - 16.3.1945, German author / writer (poet), portrait, after painting, Munchhausen, Muenchhausen, Borries, Boerries, , Stock Photo
RMBA7YBN–Münchhausen, Börries Freiherr von, 20.3.1874 - 16.3.1945, German author / writer (poet), portrait, after painting, Munchhausen, Muenchhausen, Borries, Boerries, ,
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNJ–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNC–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HN8–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HN5–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HPF–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HPG–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNG–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNR–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNM–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans. Stock Photo
RMMR5HNW–Judah', a collection of ballads by the non-Jewish poet Börries von Münchhausen 1874 - 1945. Illustrated by Ephraim Moses Lilien (1874–1925), art nouveau illustrator and printmaker, noted for his art on Jewish themes. He is sometimes called the 'first Zionist artist. Münchhausen's relationship to Judaism remained ambivalent: Munchhausen did not consider the 'Jewish race' inferior, but merely wanted to prevent a 'mixture' with the non-Jewish Germans.
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