Anna Margaretha Geiger (1783–1809) was a German pastellist. Her middle name is sometimes given as Margarete or Margareta. Born in Schweinfurt, Geiger was the daughter of painter , and took lessons with as well. In 1806 she went to Bamberg and Munich, and studied with Johann Christian von Mannlich. She settled in Munich, but upon her father's death her health began to fail and she soon died. A self-portrait of 1804 is in the collection of the Mainfränkisches Museum.
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| - Margarethe Geiger (* 24. Mai 1783 in Schweinfurt; † 4. September 1809 in Wien) war eine Malerin, Zeichnerin und Grafikerin. (de)
- Anna Margaretha Geiger (1783–1809) was a German pastellist. Her middle name is sometimes given as Margarete or Margareta. Born in Schweinfurt, Geiger was the daughter of painter , and took lessons with as well. In 1806 she went to Bamberg and Munich, and studied with Johann Christian von Mannlich. She settled in Munich, but upon her father's death her health began to fail and she soon died. A self-portrait of 1804 is in the collection of the Mainfränkisches Museum. (en)
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| - Margarethe Geiger (* 24. Mai 1783 in Schweinfurt; † 4. September 1809 in Wien) war eine Malerin, Zeichnerin und Grafikerin. (de)
- Anna Margaretha Geiger (1783–1809) was a German pastellist. Her middle name is sometimes given as Margarete or Margareta. Born in Schweinfurt, Geiger was the daughter of painter , and took lessons with as well. In 1806 she went to Bamberg and Munich, and studied with Johann Christian von Mannlich. She settled in Munich, but upon her father's death her health began to fail and she soon died. A self-portrait of 1804 is in the collection of the Mainfränkisches Museum. (en)
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