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Rudi Baerwind

Rudi (Rudolf) Baerwind (1910 - 1982) was active/lived in Germany.  Rudi Baerwind is known for Abstract painting.

Rudi Baerwind. Life and Work 1910 - 1982. Munich 2010: (. 1910 Mannheim - 1982 ibid)

Rudi Baerwind was a German painter and graphic artist.  He studied at the art academy in Munich, Berlin and Paris and lived mainly in his native city and in the French capital.  In the 1950s and 1960s he enjoyed as an artist international recognition and organized in 1959, the first Franco-German Art Exhibition in Munich and Paris.  In Mannheim, he initiated the "Symposium of the Arts".

His style was initially influenced by German Expressionism, but transformed by a surrealist phase towards the informal and finally to the International style.  Having confessed his homosexuality, Baerwind was incarcerated in the 1950s for several months in Mannheim's National Prison.  He was accused of sexual acts with the same sex, which at that time was still a criminal offense.

On the occasion of his 70th birthday in 1980  a major retrospective was organized by th   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1558 characters.]  Artist bio

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