Singer, Hans Wolfgang, 1867-1957

found: LC in RLIN, 7-7-86(hdg.: Singer, Hans Wolfgang, 1867- ; usage: Hans W. Singer; MLC usage: Hans Wolfgang Singer)

found: Rembrandt : des Meisters Radierungen in 402 Abbildungen, 1906:title page (Hans Wolfgang Singer)

found: Wikipedia, January 15, 2016(Hans Wolfgang Singer (art historian); born September 16, 1867 in New York City, New York; died May 30, 1957 in Dresden; German art historian; Hans Wolfgang Singer was the son of the musician and composer Otto Singer (1833-1894); he studied German literature and art history; after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree, he studied in Munich, Berlin, and Leipzig; he received a doctorate in 1891; from 1891 to 1932 he worked at the Kupferstichkabinett Dresden (an art museum for drawing, printmaking and photography), first as a research assistant, then as assistent director, and finally as curator; in 1903 he was awarded the title of professor; Singer undertook numerous study trips through Europe and published art history articles in German and English journals, often under the pseudonym "L. Tyson ")

found: Deutsche National Bibliothek, January 15, 2016(Singer, Hans Wolfgang, 1867-1957; male; born in New York, NY; died in Dresden; museum director, art historian; worked for Kupferstich-Kabinett (Dresden); other names: Singer, Hans-Wolfgang; Tyson, L. (Pseudonym); Singer, Hans; Singer, Hans W.; Singer, H. W.; Singer, Hans Wolfg.; Singer, Juan W.)