Category:Hinko Smrekar

**Hinko Smrekar**
	Slovenian caricaturist (1883-1942)
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Name in native language	Hinko Smrekar;
Date of birth	13 July 1883; Ljubljana
Date of death	1 October 1942; Q5106995
Place of burial	Žale Central Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia; Kingdom of Yugoslavia; Austria-Hungary;
Educated at	University of Applied Arts Vienna;
Occupation	caricaturist; painter; printmaker; illustrator; graphic designer; graphic artist; draughtsman;
Field of work	art of painting; graphics; illustration;
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