(Q89017)

Statements

instance of

human

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imported from Wikimedia project

English Wikipedia

image

Carl Jules Weyl (1938).jpg
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sex or gender

male

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German Wikipedia

country of citizenship

Germany

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German Wikipedia

United States of America

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given name

Carl

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date of birth

6 December 1890^Gregorian

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English Wikipedia

place of birth

Stuttgart

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German Wikipedia

date of death

12 July 1948

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English Wikipedia

12 June 1948

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stated in

Library of Congress Authorities

retrieved

17 March 2020

Library of Congress authority ID

n85342733

place of death

Los Angeles

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place of burial

Forest Lawn Memorial Park

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languages spoken, written or signed

German

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occupation

art director

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production designer

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award received

Academy Award for Best Production Design

for work

The Adventures of Robin Hood

statement is subject of

11th Academy Awards

point in time

1937

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nominated for

Academy Award for Best Production Design

for work

The Adventures of Robin Hood

statement is subject of

11th Academy Awards

point in time

5 February 1939

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Academy Award for Best Art Direction, Black and White

for work

Mission to Moscow

statement is subject of

16th Academy Awards

point in time

6 February 1944

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has works in the collection

National Gallery of Victoria

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inferred from

National Gallery of Victoria

Wikimedia import URL

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q89017#P2041

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P2041#P2302

copyright status as a creator

copyrights on works have expired

applies to jurisdiction

countries with 70 years pma or shorter

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based on heuristic

70 years or more after author(s) death

retrieved

2 April 2020

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