Maria Dietsch
19th-century German woman
About Maria Dietsch
Lived 1835 – 1869 (aged 33). Maria Dietsch was a tailor, wife and seamster.
Maria Dietsch (1835–1869) was a Mǘnchnerin bourgeoise who appeared in the Gallery of Beauties gathered by Ludwig I of Bavaria in 1850. Her portrait was the last of those portrayed by Joseph Stieler for the Gallery.
Life Maria was born in Munich in 1835 to Joseph Dietsch, a master tailor from Schwandorf, and Crescentia Dietsch (née Wintergart). Maria became a seamstress.
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Who was Maria Dietsch?
19th-century German woman
When was Maria Dietsch born?
Maria Dietsch was born on 19 July 1835 in Munich.
When did Maria Dietsch die?
Maria Dietsch died on 6 February 1869 in Augsburg.
What was Maria Dietsch's occupation?
Maria Dietsch was a tailor, wife and seamster.
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