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1883 Norden (Ost-Friesland) - 1947 Hofgeismar. Known for: Paintings.
Born in East Frisia, the landscape painter Willy Ter Hell (1883-1947) was a student of Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) in Dresden. From... Read full biography
Born in East Frisia, the landscape painter Willy Ter Hell (1883-1947) was a student of Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) in Dresden. From 1906, he participated in the major art exhibitions in Berlin and in 1914 he was commissioned to paint... Read full biography
Born in East Frisia, the landscape painter Willy Ter Hell (1883-1947) was a student of Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) in Dresden. From 1906, he participated in the major art exhibitions in Berlin and in 1914 he was commissioned to paint the lobby of the New City Hall in Berlin-Schöneberg. He was twice awarded with the Gold Medal: in 1913 in Munich and in 1914 in Berlin.
Born in East Frisia, the landscape painter Willy Ter Hell (1883-1947) was a student of Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) in Dresden. From 1906, he participated in the major art exhibitions in Berlin and in 1914 he was commissioned to paint the lobby of the New City Hall in Berlin-Schöneberg. He was twice awarded with the Gold Medal: in 1913 in Munich and in 1914 in Berlin.
Born in East Frisia, the landscape painter Willy Ter Hell (1883-1947) was a student of Heinrich Harder (1858-1935) at the Academy of the Arts Berlin and Eugen Bracht (1842-1921) in Dresden. From 1906, he participated in the major art exhibitions in Berlin and in 1914 he was commissioned to paint the lobby of the New City Hall in Berlin-Schöneberg. He was twice awarded with the Gold Medal: in 1913 in Munich and in 1914 in Berlin.