15 September 1926 Drama 75 mins
The unsuccessful artist struggles to feed his young family. He takes on a job painting the daughter of an widowed art dealer. What he doesn't know, is that the art dealer desires his wife. The artist himself falls in love with the art dealer's daughter.
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Friedrich Carl Perponcher Director
Germany 15 September 1926
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