Category:Matej Sternen

**Matej Sternen**
	Slovenian painter (1870-1949)
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Date of birth	20 September 1870; Verd
Date of death	28 June 1949; Ljubljana
Place of burial	Žale Central Cemetery;
Work period (start)	1890;
Work period (end)	1949;
Country of citizenship	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; Kingdom of Yugoslavia; Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes; Cisleithania;
Educated at	Academy of Fine Arts Vienna; Anton Ažbe art school;
Occupation	painter; conservator;
Spouse	Roza Sternen;
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