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No photo Emil Zöphel. Profession: Mahlers copyist during his tenure at the Vienna
No photo Karl Kornfeld Profession: Copyist Universal Edition (UE) music publishers Residences:
No photo Otto Weidlich (1868-1931). Also: Otto Weidik Profession: Gustav Mahlers copyist
No photo Annie Sommerfeld-Mincieux (1857-1937). Profession: Portret painter, author, journalist and pianist.
Franz Gaul (1837-1906). Profession: Stagedesigner, costumedesigner, painter and caricaturist. Relation to Mahler:
Year 1873. Arnold Bocklin (1827-1901). Swiss symbolist romantic painter. Mentioned in diary Natalie Bauer-Lechner
Photo. Johann Forstik. Profession: Copyist. Relation to Mahler: Mahlers main copyist in
Georgine Schwartze (1854-1935). Profession: Sculpter Relation to Mahler: Bronze buste of Gustav
Thérèse Schwartze (1851-1918). Selfportrait 1917. Profession: Painter Relation to Mahler: In 1912 she
