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- Ernst_Stückelberg_(painter) comment "Ernst Stückelberg (born Johann Melchior Ernst Stickelberger, 21 February 1831–14 September 1903) was a Jewish Swiss painter native to Basel.He was one of the most popular artists of his generation, producing many paintings of historical scenes, including a series on Swiss national hero William Tell. His pseudonym Stückelberger was made his legal name by the government of Basel in 1885.After leaving school he did an apprenticeship with the portrait painter Johann Friedrich Dietler in Bern.".
- Q329974 comment "Ernst Stückelberg (born Johann Melchior Ernst Stickelberger, 21 February 1831–14 September 1903) was a Jewish Swiss painter native to Basel.He was one of the most popular artists of his generation, producing many paintings of historical scenes, including a series on Swiss national hero William Tell. His pseudonym Stückelberger was made his legal name by the government of Basel in 1885.After leaving school he did an apprenticeship with the portrait painter Johann Friedrich Dietler in Bern.".