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Handgeschnitzter vergoldeter Spiegel - Johann Friedrich Funk, Bern um 1750 Bank Die Schwarze Trauerlibelle ist ein

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Die Schwarze Trauerlibelle ist ein geschickter Jäger

Many are nocturnal and like to come into the light

gehört zur Familie der Segellibellen (Libellulidae)

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Handgeschnitzter vergoldeter Spiegel - Johann Friedrich Funk, Bern um 1750 Bank Die Schwarze Trauerlibelle ist einJohann Friedrich Funk (I.) (baptized on April 4, 1706 in Murten; April 1, 1775 in Bern; citizen of Nidau) was a Swiss sculptor. Funk was the second eldest son of Johann Lorenz Funk, a postal forwarder from Frankfurt am Main, and Anna Margaritha, ne Sergant. The Ebenist Mathus Funk was his older brother. Funk learned the craft of sculpture in Bern. Since his apprenticeship he had been friends with Johann August Nahl, who lived in Bern from 1746 to

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