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Gustav Mesmer

1903 – 1994

Aviation inventor

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Lived 1903 – 1994 (aged 91). Gustav Mesmer was a German inventor and artist.

Gustav Mesmer (1903–1994) was a German inventor of experimental human-powered flying machines, often referred to in the press as "the Icarus of Lautertal." He has been championed by curators as an outsider artist, while his theories about improving aerodynamics through wing and sail piercings have been of interest to scientists.

Biography Born in Altshausen, Germany, on 16 January 1903, Gustav Mesmer was the sixth of 12 children.

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Who was Gustav Mesmer?

Aviation inventor (1903–1994)

When was Gustav Mesmer born?

Gustav Mesmer was born on 16 January 1903 in Altshausen.

When did Gustav Mesmer die?

Gustav Mesmer died on 25 December 1994 in Münsingen.

What was Gustav Mesmer's occupation?

Gustav Mesmer was an inventor and artist.

What nationality was Gustav Mesmer?

Gustav Mesmer was German.

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· Wikipedia: Gustav Mesmer

· Wikidata: Q1556197

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