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Fritz Burkhardt

Fritz Burkhardt (1900 - 1983) was active/lived in Germany.  Fritz Burkhardt is known for Figure, landscape painting, graphic art, ink drawing.

Fritz Burkhardt (Arnstein 1900 - Munich 1983)

Burkhardt grew up in Herschbruck near Nürnberg.

From 1914 - 1920 he studied in Eichstätt, where he met Eduard Aigner.

1921 stayed in Iphofen

From 1924 - 1927 he studied at de Art Academy In Munich under Adolf Schinnerer

1928 scholarship of the city of Munich and journey to Italy

1930 - 1934 Membership of the 'Juryfreien'

1931 Start of the friendship with Max Radler

1934 Won the Albrecht Dürer price of the city of Nürnberg and journeyed to Paris

During the Nazi regime he worked 'underground', but was not very productive

In 1945 his workshop - as well as most of his work - was destroyed in a bombardment on Munich

1946 Co-founder of the 'Neuen Gruppe'

Besides his work as an artist, he ddid a lot of technical and geomatric-mathematicresearch and worked for magazines. His work can be found in the city gallery of
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