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DescriptionHeinrich Heine 1837.jpg	English: Heinrich Heine Català: Heinrich Heine Čeština: Heinrich Heine Cymraeg: Heinrich Heine Dansk: Heinrich Heine Deutsch: Heinrich Heine Dansk: Heinrich Heine Zazaki: Heinrich Heine Ελληνικά: Χάινριχ Χάινε Español: Heinrich Heine Suomi: Heinrich Heine Français : Heinrich Heine Galego: Heinrich eHein עברית: היינריך היינה Hrvatski: Heinrich Heine Magyar: Heinrich Heine Interlingua: Heinrich Heine Italiano: Heinrich Heine 日本語: ハインリヒ・ハイネ ქართული: ჰაინრიხ ჰაინე Latina: Henricus Heine Limburgs: Heinrich Heine Latviešu: Heinrihs Heine Монгол: Хайнрих Хайне Nederlands: Heinrich Heine Norsk nynorsk: Heinrich Heine Norsk bokmål: Heinrich Heine Polski: Heinrich Heine Português: Heinrich Heine Română: Heinrich Heine Русский: Гейне, Генрих Slovenčina: Heinrich Heine Slovenščina: Heinrich Heine Svenska: Heinrich Heine Türkçe: Heinrich Heine
Date	1837: Draft, Copper Engraving and Publication in the book Deutscher Musenalmanach für das Jahr 1837.
Source	Copper Engraving Heinrich Heine includet in the book edited by Adelbert von Chamisso and Gustav Schwab: Deutscher Musenalmanach für das Jahr 1837. Weidmann, Leipzig 1837.
Author	Draft (1837): Tony Johannot (del.) and Copper Engraving (1837): J. Felsing = Jakob Felsing (sculp). See also: The same image with the wrong date 1850 in the description of the picture.

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