Kaarel Liimand (also spelled as Karl Liiman(n); 12 May 1906

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– August 1941

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) was an

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n painter. He studied at the

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File:Richard Sagritsa portree, Kaarel Liimand, TKM TR 13020 M 2823.jpg, Portrait of Richard Sagrits File:TKM 0796M, Lodjad Emajõel, Kaarel Liimand.jpg, Riverboats on Emajõgi. 1938. Canvas, oil.

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1906 births 1941 deaths 20th-century Estonian painters 20th-century Estonian male artists People from Rapla Soviet military personnel killed in World War II {{Estonia-artist-stub

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