Wilhelm Schmid (painter)

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Wilhelm Schmid (1892–1971) was a Swiss painter, who focuses on New Objectivity and Magic Realism.^[1]

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^ Edith Krebs: Neue Sachlichkeit in der Schweiz. in: Sikart, abgerufen 31. Januar 2018.

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