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Hermann Blumenthal

Hermann Blumenthal (1905 - 1942) was active/lived in Germany.  Hermann Blumenthal is known for Crafts, figure and portrait painting, bas relief sculpture.

Hermann Blumenthal (31 December 1905, Essen, Rhine Province – 17 August 1942, near Kljasticy, Russia) was a German sculptor. He was a participating artist in the documenta 1.

Awards
    •    1929: Preis der Stadt Köln anlässlich einer Ausstellung des Deutschen Künstlerbundes
    •    1930: Großer Staatspreis of the Prussian Academy of Arts, verbunden mit einem Studienaufenthalt in der Villa Massimo, Rom
    •    1935: Stipendium des Reichserziehungsministeriums, Studienaufenthalt in Kassel
    •    1936: Rom-Stipendium des Reichserziehungsministeriums, Studienaufenthalt in der Villa Massimo
    •    1937: Villa-Romana-Stipendium, Studienaufenthalt in Florenz
    •    1939: Cornelius-Preis for Monumentalplastik der Stadt Düsseldorf
    •    1955: Posth   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2635 characters.]  Artist bio

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