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'''Hansl Bock''' (22 September 1893 as ''Johanna Susanne Maria Vogel'' in [[Munich]] – 7 January 1973 in [[Freising]]) was a German painter. She belonged to the [[Lost Generation (Germany)|Lost Generation]] of art in Germany.

== Life ==
Hansl Bock was the daughter of the painter Johanna Merre and stepdaughter of the painter [[Franz Hienl-Merre]], who had studied under [[Adolf Münzer]], and through his influence found access to the [[[[Die Scholle]] artists' association. She received further artistic influences from her husband [[Ludwig Bock]] and the painter [[Julius Seyler]], under whom she studied. Educational trips were made to Italy and Spain, and she also spent time in Strasbourg and Paris, where she had her own [[studio]] in 1924. She had her first [[exhibition]] in 1927, after which she became a member of the [[Juryfreie Kunstausstellung]], and her last exhibition was in 1935. As with so many of the lost generation, her work was (contracted; show full){{authority control}}

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[[Category:People from Munich]]
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