Dolbin, Benedikt F.
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Dolbin, Benedikt F.
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Dolbin, Benedikt Fred, 1883-1971
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Dolbin, Benedikt F. 1883-1971
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Dolbin, Benedikt Fred (Austrian illustrator, caricaturist, and painter, 1883-1971)
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Dolbin, Benedikt Fred (Austrian illustrator, caricaturist, and painter, 1883-1971)
Dolbin, Benedikt F., 1883-
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Dolbin, B.F.
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Pollak, Benedikt F. 1883-1971
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Dolbin, Benedikt Fred.
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Dolbin, Benedikt Fred.
Pollak, Benedikt Fred 1883-1971
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Pollak, Benedikt Fred 1883-1971
Dolbin, B. F. 1883-1971
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Pollack, Benedikt Fred
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Pollack, Benedikt Fred
Dolbin, B. 1883-1971
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Dolbin, B. F. 1883-1971 (Benedikt Fred),
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Pollack, Benedikt Fred 1883-1971
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Benedikt Fred Dolbin
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Benedikt Fred Dolbin
Dolbin, ... 1883-1971
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Bindol, Ben 1883-1971
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Biographical note: Austrian-emigre artist and journalist.
Benedikt Fred Dolbin (originally Pollak) was born in Vienna and graduated from the Technische Hochschule Wien in 1910 as a civil engineer. After early efforts in the construction industry and as a cabaret singer, Dolbin was influenced by the work of Egon Schiele and turned to drawing as a career. From 1926 to 1933 Dolbin worked in Berlin, where he wrote on music and his drawings found their way into newspapers, books, theater programmes, and advertisements. As a Jew, Dolbin fled Nazi Germany in 1935 and settled in New York City, where from 1935 until 1969 he worked for the emigre newspaper "Aufbau" and sold caricature-like sketches of personalities to magazines such as "Musical America" and "Fortune."
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n79058060
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Musicians
Singers
Singers
Actors
Austrian
Caricature
Caricatures and cartoons
Dancers
Dramatists
Drawing, Austrian
Drawing, German
German American newspapers
Jews
Journalists
Landscape painting, Austrian
Opera
Pastel drawing
Performing arts
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Germany
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Berlin (Germany)
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Austria
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United States
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Germany--Berlin
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New York (State)--New York
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Austria--Vienna
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