Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Helga von Cramm (1840-1919), was a German and Swiss water-colourist and graphic artist.Baroness Helga von Cramm lived in Britain, Switzerland (St. Moritz), Germany and Italy (1880 - 1892, and Florence, 1884).In the United Kingdom, from 1877, she exhibited at the: Society of Women Artists (33 or 34); Royal Scottish Academy (2);Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (1); Dudley Gallery (2); Fine Art Society (1); Glasgow Institute (1); Grosvenor Gallery (1); Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts (1); Royal Society of British Artists (3), and at a few other places such as the Graves Gallery in 1908.Her SWA showings: 1877 (x1); 1879 (x4); 1880 (x4); 1881 (x3); 1882 (x4); 1883 (x3); 1884 (x3); 1885 (x3); 1886 (x1); 1889 (x2); 1890 (x2); 1892 (x2); 1901 (x1); 1910 (x1)."@en }
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- Helga_von_Cramm abstract "Helga von Cramm (1840-1919), was a German and Swiss water-colourist and graphic artist.Baroness Helga von Cramm lived in Britain, Switzerland (St. Moritz), Germany and Italy (1880 - 1892, and Florence, 1884).In the United Kingdom, from 1877, she exhibited at the: Society of Women Artists (33 or 34); Royal Scottish Academy (2);Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (1); Dudley Gallery (2); Fine Art Society (1); Glasgow Institute (1); Grosvenor Gallery (1); Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts (1); Royal Society of British Artists (3), and at a few other places such as the Graves Gallery in 1908.Her SWA showings: 1877 (x1); 1879 (x4); 1880 (x4); 1881 (x3); 1882 (x4); 1883 (x3); 1884 (x3); 1885 (x3); 1886 (x1); 1889 (x2); 1890 (x2); 1892 (x2); 1901 (x1); 1910 (x1).".
- Q18206122 abstract "Helga von Cramm (1840-1919), was a German and Swiss water-colourist and graphic artist.Baroness Helga von Cramm lived in Britain, Switzerland (St. Moritz), Germany and Italy (1880 - 1892, and Florence, 1884).In the United Kingdom, from 1877, she exhibited at the: Society of Women Artists (33 or 34); Royal Scottish Academy (2);Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (1); Dudley Gallery (2); Fine Art Society (1); Glasgow Institute (1); Grosvenor Gallery (1); Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts (1); Royal Society of British Artists (3), and at a few other places such as the Graves Gallery in 1908.Her SWA showings: 1877 (x1); 1879 (x4); 1880 (x4); 1881 (x3); 1882 (x4); 1883 (x3); 1884 (x3); 1885 (x3); 1886 (x1); 1889 (x2); 1890 (x2); 1892 (x2); 1901 (x1); 1910 (x1).".