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1899 Styria - 1971. Known for: Member of the Hagenbund, Vienna Secession, and Vienna Künstlerhaus. Co-founder of the art magazine Plan..
Lois Pregartbauer was born in Styria in 1899. He is essentially considered a self-taught artist, but has attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts in Vienna as a student of... Read full biography
Lois Pregartbauer was born in Styria in 1899. He is essentially considered a self-taught artist, but has attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts in Vienna as a student of Oskar Strnad. Pregartbauer was member of the Hagenbund, the Künstlerhaus and the Secession, which were... Read full biography
Lois Pregartbauer was born in Styria in 1899. He is essentially considered a self-taught artist, but has attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts in Vienna as a student of Oskar Strnad. Pregartbauer was member of the Hagenbund, the Künstlerhaus and the Secession, which were three of the most significant Viennese artists' associations at the time. He participated in the world exposition 1935 in Brussels and the first Biennale in Sao Paulo in 1951. In addition, he was... Read full biography
Lois Pregartbauer was born in Styria in 1899. He is essentially considered a self-taught artist, but has attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts in Vienna as a student of Oskar Strnad. Pregartbauer was member of the Hagenbund, the Künstlerhaus and the Secession, which were three of the most significant Viennese artists' associations at the time. He participated in the world exposition 1935 in Brussels and the first Biennale in Sao Paulo in 1951. In addition, he was honored with several awards. Stylistically Pregartbauer's oeuvre is not easy to classify. Remaining committed to the figurative painting, his works were influenced by the New Objectivity in the early 1930s as well as constructivist tendencies after 1945.... Read full biography
Lois Pregartbauer was born in Styria in 1899. He is essentially considered a self-taught artist, but has attended the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts in Vienna as a student of Oskar Strnad. Pregartbauer was member of the Hagenbund, the Künstlerhaus and the Secession, which were three of the most significant Viennese artists' associations at the time. He participated in the world exposition 1935 in Brussels and the first Biennale in Sao Paulo in 1951. In addition, he was honored with several awards. Stylistically Pregartbauer's oeuvre is not easy to classify. Remaining committed to the figurative painting, his works were influenced by the New Objectivity in the early 1930s as well as constructivist tendencies after 1945. To this day the artist is regarded as a master of pastel. Works by Pregartbauer are held in Vienna in... Read full biography