Biographical Works (German)
Georg Petel by Leon Krempel
Georg Petel: Barockbildhauer zu Augsburg von Alfred Schädler, Eva Langenstein, und Peter Volk (1985)
Georg Petel von Theodor Müller und Alfred Schädler (Published - 1964)
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| Name | Petel, Georg |
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| Date of death | 1635 |
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