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1926 Emetzheim, Germany - 2002 Weissenburg-Emetzheim, Germany. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Georg Karl Pfahler received his first artistic training at the Nuremberg Art Academy in 1948, which was followed by further classes at the Art Academy in Stuttgart, until 1954. His teachers were... Read full biography
Georg Karl Pfahler received his first artistic training at the Nuremberg Art Academy in 1948, which was followed by further classes at the Art Academy in Stuttgart, until 1954. His teachers were Manfred Henninger, Karl Hils, Gerhard Gollwitzer and Willi Baumeister, who deeply influenced his early... Read full biography
Georg Karl Pfahler received his first artistic training at the Nuremberg Art Academy in 1948, which was followed by further classes at the Art Academy in Stuttgart, until 1954. His teachers were Manfred Henninger, Karl Hils, Gerhard Gollwitzer and Willi Baumeister, who deeply influenced his early works. In 1956, Pfahler was involved in the founding of the ‘Group 11’ in Stuttgart, whose members were inspired by Action Painting and the Informel. In the late 1950s, Pfahler was highly interested in... Read full biography
Georg Karl Pfahler received his first artistic training at the Nuremberg Art Academy in 1948, which was followed by further classes at the Art Academy in Stuttgart, until 1954. His teachers were Manfred Henninger, Karl Hils, Gerhard Gollwitzer and Willi Baumeister, who deeply influenced his early works. In 1956, Pfahler was involved in the founding of the ‘Group 11’ in Stuttgart, whose members were inspired by Action Painting and the Informel. In the late 1950s, Pfahler was highly interested in ‘Formative Art’ and finally focused on the so called ‘Hard Edge’ movement. Georg Karl Pfahler was an internationally renowned artist and also taught as an academy professor in Nuremberg, between 1984 and 1992.... Read full biography
Georg Karl Pfahler received his first artistic training at the Nuremberg Art Academy in 1948, which was followed by further classes at the Art Academy in Stuttgart, until 1954. His teachers were Manfred Henninger, Karl Hils, Gerhard Gollwitzer and Willi Baumeister, who deeply influenced his early works. In 1956, Pfahler was involved in the founding of the ‘Group 11’ in Stuttgart, whose members were inspired by Action Painting and the Informel. In the late 1950s, Pfahler was highly interested in ‘Formative Art’ and finally focused on the so called ‘Hard Edge’ movement. Georg Karl Pfahler was an internationally renowned artist and also taught as an academy professor in Nuremberg, between 1984 and 1992.