Category:Anita Rée

**Anita Rée**
	German painter (1885–1933)
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Date of birth	9 February 1885; Hamburg
Date of death	12 December 1933; Kampen (Sylt)
Manner of death	suicide;
Cause of death	intoxication;
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Residence	Rotherbaum ( – 20th century); Kampen (Sylt) (Wattweg 10, Kampen, –1933);
Occupation	painter;
Field of work	painting;
Movement	avant-garde;
Work location	Hamburg;
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