Category:Arthur Storch

**Arthur Storch**
	German sculptor and medallist (1870-1947) self portrait in charcoal by the German sculptor and medallist Arthur Storch
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Date of birth	22 March 1870; Volkstedt
Date of death	9 March 1947; Rudolstadt
Place of burial	Volkstedt;
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Educated at	Academy of Fine Arts, Munich (1897–1903);
Occupation	sculptor; medalist; ceramicist;
Member of	Hamburger Künstlerverein von 1832;
Native language	German;
Work location	Munich (–1911); Hamburg (1911–1917); Volkstedt;
Notable work	Delphinbrunnen;
Authority file
	Q23639475; ISNI: 0000000418309313; VIAF ID: 305152937; GND ID: 1038668387; RKDartists ID: 320156
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