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1928 Frankfurt - 2012 Ravensburg. Known for: Painting.
Artist Horst Kalbhenn was born in Frankfurt in 1928. Kalbhenn studied at the Free Art School in Stuttgart and with Max Schellerer in Munich. Initially committed to the representational, his work... Read full biography
Artist Horst Kalbhenn was born in Frankfurt in 1928. Kalbhenn studied at the Free Art School in Stuttgart and with Max Schellerer in Munich. Initially committed to the representational, his work changed in the 1970's to constructive and geometric forms. Kalbhenn's works have been shown in over 200... Read full biography
Artist Horst Kalbhenn was born in Frankfurt in 1928. Kalbhenn studied at the Free Art School in Stuttgart and with Max Schellerer in Munich. Initially committed to the representational, his work changed in the 1970's to constructive and geometric forms. Kalbhenn's works have been shown in over 200 solo exhibitions; he also took part in numerous other exhibitions at home and abroad. Kalbhenn's works are in private and public ownership, including in the collections of the regional councils in... Read full biography
Artist Horst Kalbhenn was born in Frankfurt in 1928. Kalbhenn studied at the Free Art School in Stuttgart and with Max Schellerer in Munich. Initially committed to the representational, his work changed in the 1970's to constructive and geometric forms. Kalbhenn's works have been shown in over 200 solo exhibitions; he also took part in numerous other exhibitions at home and abroad. Kalbhenn's works are in private and public ownership, including in the collections of the regional councils in Stuttgart, Freiburg im Breisgau and Tübingen. Horst Kalbhenn passed away in Ravensburg, Germany in 2012.
Artist Horst Kalbhenn was born in Frankfurt in 1928. Kalbhenn studied at the Free Art School in Stuttgart and with Max Schellerer in Munich. Initially committed to the representational, his work changed in the 1970's to constructive and geometric forms. Kalbhenn's works have been shown in over 200 solo exhibitions; he also took part in numerous other exhibitions at home and abroad. Kalbhenn's works are in private and public ownership, including in the collections of the regional councils in Stuttgart, Freiburg im Breisgau and Tübingen. Horst Kalbhenn passed away in Ravensburg, Germany in 2012.