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1902 Hamburg - 1977/83 Hamburg. Known for: Painting.
Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a... Read full biography
Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a student of Julius Wohlers at the School of Applied Arts in Hamburg. Hans was a member of the Hamburg... Read full biography
Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a student of Julius Wohlers at the School of Applied Arts in Hamburg. Hans was a member of the Hamburg Artist Association in 1932 and the Professional Association of Visual Artists of Hamburg. He once took a study trip by bicycle to Paris. In 1938 he had an apartment in Steilshoop, then lived on floor... Read full biography
Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a student of Julius Wohlers at the School of Applied Arts in Hamburg. Hans was a member of the Hamburg Artist Association in 1932 and the Professional Association of Visual Artists of Hamburg. He once took a study trip by bicycle to Paris. In 1938 he had an apartment in Steilshoop, then lived on floor Rosenweg 20 in Hamburg-Bramfeld. His partner Margaret Klages took care of the maintenance. Because of serious illness, Hausfeldt had no military service. In 1943 he lost all of his early work in a bombing. Hans is known for by using light-colored,... Read full biography
Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a student of Julius Wohlers at the School of Applied Arts in Hamburg. Hans was a member of the Hamburg Artist Association in 1932 and the Professional Association of Visual Artists of Hamburg. He once took a study trip by bicycle to Paris. In 1938 he had an apartment in Steilshoop, then lived on floor Rosenweg 20 in Hamburg-Bramfeld. His partner Margaret Klages took care of the maintenance. Because of serious illness, Hausfeldt had no military service. In 1943 he lost all of his early work in a bombing. Hans is known for by using light-colored, clayey landscape painting in the impressionist style of his teacher Julius Wohlers. His works were mostly small in siz... Read full biography
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Hans Hausfeldt was born on 09.22.1902 in Hamburg and died on 02.17.1977 in Hamburg. Hans Hausfeldt was a German painter and etcher. In 1918 he had a painting apprenticeship. From 1920-1927 he was a student of Julius Wohlers at the School of Applied Arts in Hamburg. Hans was a member of the Hamburg Artist Association in 1932 and the Professional Association of Visual Artists of Hamburg. He once took a study trip by bicycle to Paris. In 1938 he had an apartment in Steilshoop, then lived on floor Rosenweg 20 in Hamburg-Bramfeld. His partner Margaret Klages took care of the maintenance. Because of serious illness, Hausfeldt had no military service. In 1943 he lost all of his early work in a bombing. Hans is known...But wait, there's more...
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