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1890 Langstadt bei Dieburg, Germany - 1938 Darmstadt, Germany. Known for: Realist fruit and floral still life, landscape and townscape painting.
The artist Georg Breitwieser, first of all known for his still lifes, completed his training as a glass painter before studying at the Darmstadt artists' colony and later at the art school of the... Read full biography
The artist Georg Breitwieser, first of all known for his still lifes, completed his training as a glass painter before studying at the Darmstadt artists' colony and later at the art school of the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin. In 1921, Breitwieser returned to Darmstadt, where he worked as a... Read full biography
The artist Georg Breitwieser, first of all known for his still lifes, completed his training as a glass painter before studying at the Darmstadt artists' colony and later at the art school of the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin. In 1921, Breitwieser returned to Darmstadt, where he worked as a freelance painter. His works, which forego the impression of depth and preferably have a darker color, contain some of the features of the New Objectivity.
The artist Georg Breitwieser, first of all known for his still lifes, completed his training as a glass painter before studying at the Darmstadt artists' colony and later at the art school of the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin. In 1921, Breitwieser returned to Darmstadt, where he worked as a freelance painter. His works, which forego the impression of depth and preferably have a darker color, contain some of the features of the New Objectivity.
The artist Georg Breitwieser, first of all known for his still lifes, completed his training as a glass painter before studying at the Darmstadt artists' colony and later at the art school of the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin. In 1921, Breitwieser returned to Darmstadt, where he worked as a freelance painter. His works, which forego the impression of depth and preferably have a darker color, contain some of the features of the New Objectivity.