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Adolf Richard Fleischmann

Adolf Richard Fleischmann (1892 - 1968) was active/lived in New York / Germany.  Adolf Fleischmann is known for Geometric, abstract animal.

Adolf Richard Fleischmann (b. 1892 / d. 1968)

Adolf Fleischmann was born on March 18, 1892 in Essligen, Germany.

From 1908 to 1913, Fleischmann studied in Stuttgart at the Royal School of Applied Arts and then at the Royal Academy of Art  (Kunstgewerbeshule).  Briefly he worked as staff illustrator and painter in the Municipal Office of Health Care Exhibition and under Paul Hahn Fleischmann at his workshop.

In 1914 he was drafted to the military where in 1915 he was badly wounded on the Eastern Front and was discharged. In through his half-sister, Fleischmann was employed as Moulageus at the Cantonal Hospital if Zurich where he worked until July of 1928 as a scientific illustrator.

In the 1920's Fleischmann was influenced by Expressionism and Cubism.  In Munich 1922, he exhibited with the Neue Sezession and then in Berlin and Stuttgart.  At the Paris des Surindependants Fleischmann exhibited in 1932.  Forced to emigrate, from   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1837 characters.]  Artist bio

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