Works
- La collection Cheramy; catalogue raisonné précédé d'études sur les maîtres principaux de la collection, par J. Meier-Graefe et E. Klossowski; illustré de 127 héliotypies et de 2 héliogravures hors texte. Munich, R. Piper et Cie, 1908 (Contents Les peintres anglais et Constable, par J. Meier-Graefe.—Eugène Delacroix, par E. Klossowski.—La collection Cheramy, par J. Meier-Graefe.—Catalogue des tableaux anciens.—Catalogue des tableax de l'école anglaise.—Catalogue des tableaux de l'école française)
- Honore Daumier, Erich Klossowski, München : R. Piper, 1923
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| Name | Klossowski, Erich |
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| Short description | French painter |
| Date of birth | December 19, 1875 |
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| Date of death | January 23, 1949 |
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