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Carl Vinnen (28 August 1863, Bremen - 16 April 1922, Munich) was a German landscape painter. He was also a writer, on various topics of local interest, under the pseudonym "Johann Heinrich Fischbeck".

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rdfs:comment	Carl Vinnen (* 28. August 1863 in Bremen; † 16. April 1922 in München) war ein deutscher Kunstmaler. Er führte als Schriftsteller das Pseudonym Johann Heinrich Fischbeck. (de) Carl Vinnen (28 August 1863, Bremen - 16 April 1922, Munich) was a German landscape painter. He was also a writer, on various topics of local interest, under the pseudonym "Johann Heinrich Fischbeck". (en) Carl Vinnen (nacido el 28 de agosto de 1863 en Bremen; muerto el 16 abril de 1922 en Múnich) fue un pintor paisajista alemán. Como escritor, utilizó el seudónimo de Johann Heinrich Fischbeck. (es)
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has abstract	Carl Vinnen (* 28. August 1863 in Bremen; † 16. April 1922 in München) war ein deutscher Kunstmaler. Er führte als Schriftsteller das Pseudonym Johann Heinrich Fischbeck. (de) Carl Vinnen (28 August 1863, Bremen - 16 April 1922, Munich) was a German landscape painter. He was also a writer, on various topics of local interest, under the pseudonym "Johann Heinrich Fischbeck". (en) Carl Vinnen (nacido el 28 de agosto de 1863 en Bremen; muerto el 16 abril de 1922 en Múnich) fue un pintor paisajista alemán. Como escritor, utilizó el seudónimo de Johann Heinrich Fischbeck. (es)
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