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Samuel Birmann

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Samuel Birmann

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Samuel Birmann (11 August 1793 – 27 September 1847) was a Swiss painter.^[1]

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His father was the painter Peter Birmann (1758–1844).

He was married with Juliana Birmann-Vischer (1785–1859). After his death, she adopted Martin Grieder (1853).

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