
Anton GraffSchweiz, 1736–1813Johann Joachim Spalding
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Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum
Braunschweig, Tyskland
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Imens i livet hos Anton Graff
Hele livet1777
Son born: Georg Graff
1778
Closes his autobiography: “I owe Berlin much”
Graff travels often to Berlin, where his father-in-law, Johann Georg Sulzer, has introduced him to the Prussian court; the Prussian nobility become very fond of him and good customers. In 1778 he closes his short autobiography with the words “I owe Berlin much”.
1779
Loses a daughter who lived a few months
A daughter born in 1779 dies only a few months later.











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