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  • Edmonia Lewis: Hagar
    Western sculpture
    / Central Europe

    …of the monastery church at Rohr, in Germany (1718–25), and in St. John Nepomuk in Munich (begun 1733). Cosmas Damian’s style as a painter was influenced by Johann Michael Rottmayr as well as by the Italian masters whom he studied during his stay in Italy (1711–14), while the sculptural style…

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    …of the monastery church at Rohr, in Germany (1718–25), and in St. John Nepomuk in Munich (begun 1733). Cosmas Damian’s style as a painter was influenced by Johann Michael Rottmayr as well as by the Italian masters whom he studied during his stay in Italy (1711–14), while the sculptural style…

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