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1912 Hamburg-Eimsbuttel - 2003 Hamburg. Known for: Paintings.
Kar Hosltein was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1912 as the son of a blacksmith. Because his father forbade him to become an artist, he learned the job of a house painter. He saved up enough money to... Read full biography
Kar Hosltein was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1912 as the son of a blacksmith. Because his father forbade him to become an artist, he learned the job of a house painter. He saved up enough money to afford drawing classes after he finished his apprenticeship as a painter. In the war Karl Holstein... Read full biography
Kar Hosltein was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1912 as the son of a blacksmith. Because his father forbade him to become an artist, he learned the job of a house painter. He saved up enough money to afford drawing classes after he finished his apprenticeship as a painter. In the war Karl Holstein lost an eye, but with that not his will to pursue his passion of becoming an artist. In the 1970s he had his own studio and soon started exhibiting his work, for example in Barcelona, Hamburg, Tours... Read full biography
Kar Hosltein was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1912 as the son of a blacksmith. Because his father forbade him to become an artist, he learned the job of a house painter. He saved up enough money to afford drawing classes after he finished his apprenticeship as a painter. In the war Karl Holstein lost an eye, but with that not his will to pursue his passion of becoming an artist. In the 1970s he had his own studio and soon started exhibiting his work, for example in Barcelona, Hamburg, Tours (France), Cologne and Sylt.... Read full biography
Kar Hosltein was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1912 as the son of a blacksmith. Because his father forbade him to become an artist, he learned the job of a house painter. He saved up enough money to afford drawing classes after he finished his apprenticeship as a painter. In the war Karl Holstein lost an eye, but with that not his will to pursue his passion of becoming an artist. In the 1970s he had his own studio and soon started exhibiting his work, for example in Barcelona, Hamburg, Tours (France), Cologne and Sylt.