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1902 Sighisoara - 1981 Brasov. Known for: Portraits, landscapes, still lifes with flowers.
Carol Hübner was born in Sighisoara in 1902 to Richard Hübner and Rosa Honigberger. He showed artistic inclinations from a young age and pursued his passion for art in Berlin during the era of... Read full biography
Carol Hübner was born in Sighisoara in 1902 to Richard Hübner and Rosa Honigberger. He showed artistic inclinations from a young age and pursued his passion for art in Berlin during the era of expressionism and New Objectivity. Returning to Romania, he continued his studies in Bucharest and managed... Read full biography
Carol Hübner was born in Sighisoara in 1902 to Richard Hübner and Rosa Honigberger. He showed artistic inclinations from a young age and pursued his passion for art in Berlin during the era of expressionism and New Objectivity. Returning to Romania, he continued his studies in Bucharest and managed his financial situation through decorating and illustration work. Hübner's work was inspired by everyday reality, focusing on portraits, landscapes, and still lifes with flowers. He held his first... Read full biography
Carol Hübner was born in Sighisoara in 1902 to Richard Hübner and Rosa Honigberger. He showed artistic inclinations from a young age and pursued his passion for art in Berlin during the era of expressionism and New Objectivity. Returning to Romania, he continued his studies in Bucharest and managed his financial situation through decorating and illustration work. Hübner's work was inspired by everyday reality, focusing on portraits, landscapes, and still lifes with flowers. He held his first solo exhibition in Brasov in 1933, receiving positive reviews in publications like Kronstadter Zeitung.
Carol Hübner was born in Sighisoara in 1902 to Richard Hübner and Rosa Honigberger. He showed artistic inclinations from a young age and pursued his passion for art in Berlin during the era of expressionism and New Objectivity. Returning to Romania, he continued his studies in Bucharest and managed his financial situation through decorating and illustration work. Hübner's work was inspired by everyday reality, focusing on portraits, landscapes, and still lifes with flowers. He held his first solo exhibition in Brasov in 1933, receiving positive reviews in publications like Kronstadter Zeitung.