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Heinz Klima

*1924   +1967  

Klima studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 1948, under Josef Dobrowsky, Albert Paris von Gütersloh, Sergius Pauser, Herbert Boeckl and Fritz Wotruba. Klima's symbolism is influenced by Austrian and German Expressionists. His enthusiasm for French painting (Picasso, Braque) is reflected in his formal closeness to Informal Painting and Tachism, and the very restrained prints he produced.
Kli M 1.002
Heinz Klima,
o.T.
Kli P 1.002
Heinz Klima,
Sitzender Akt
Kli P 2.002
Heinz Klima,
Drei stehende Figuren
Kli P 3.002
Heinz Klima,
Sitzender Akt
Kli P 4.002
Heinz Klima,
o.T.
Kli P 5.002
Heinz Klima,
o.T.
Kli P 6.002
Heinz Klima,
Akt
Kli P 7.002
Heinz Klima,
o.T.
Kli P 8.002
Heinz Klima,
Kopf einer älteren Dame
Kli M 2.002
Heinz Klima,
Akt, 1946
Kli P 9.002
Heinz Klima,
Stehende Frau, 1946
Kli P 10.002
Heinz Klima,
o.T., 1959
Kli M 3.003
Heinz Klima,
o.T., 1960

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