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1926 Sendenhorst - 2004 ebenda. Known for: Sculpture, bronze casting.
Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the... Read full biography
Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the “Jung-Westfalen” art prize in 1956. Kleinhans created small sculptures as well as large public works in... Read full biography
Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the “Jung-Westfalen” art prize in 1956. Kleinhans created small sculptures as well as large public works in Westphalia. He passed away in Germany in 2004.
Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the “Jung-Westfalen” art prize in 1956. Kleinhans created small sculptures as well as large public works in Westphalia. He passed away in Germany in 2004.
Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the “Jung-Westfalen” art prize in 1956. Kleinhans created small sculptures as well as large public works in Westphalia. He passed away in Germany in 2004.
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Bernhard Kleinhans, born in 1926 in Sendenhorst, Germany, received his artistic training in Münster and Munich. He excelled in wood sculpting and bronze casting, earning recognition with the “Jung-Westfalen” art prize in 1956. Kleinhans created small sculptures as well as large public works in Westphalia. He passed away in Germany in 2004.