Johann Stridbeck the Younger

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Johann Stridbeck the Younger (1665, in Augsburg – 19 December 1714, in Augsburg) was a German draughtsman, engraver and publisher. He trained under his father, the engraver and publisher Johann Stridbeck the Elder (died 1716).

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