Klaus Neuper, Straßenende – Kirchröttenbach, 1983, Mixed Media on Cardboard

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Klaus Neuper
1949 Nuremberg – 2007 Greece

"End of the Road – Kirchröttenbach", 1983
Mixed media (gouache, oil paints, colored … Read more Klaus Neuper
1949 Nuremberg – 2007 Greece

"End of the Road – Kirchröttenbach", 1983
Mixed media (gouache, oil paints, colored pencils, graphite) on cardboard (partially collaged), mounted in a passe-partout
Dated in pencil "September 3, 1983" at the bottom center
Signed in pencil at the top left and at the bottom center
Size: 15.3 x 15.9 cm (artwork) / 34.9 x 28.1 cm (passe-partout)

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"Klaus Neuper's painted worlds unfold on the one hand on the canvas, while on the other, through impasto mixed media techniques and relief-like engravings, they suggest a creative bridge to real and three-dimensional space. For in his layering and glazing techniques, and through the graphic method he employs—etching linear drawings into the still-wet paint with a brush—Neuper's art reminds us of\." "The mixed media technique of the so-called 'wall paintings,' as created before him by important painters such as Willi Baumeister, Joan Miró, and Antonio Tàpies" (Gerhard Kolberg).

from 2004, Klaus Neuper was Professor of Art at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences.

from 1969 onward, he held numerous solo exhibitions and participated in many group exhibitions.

Awards:

1974 Advancement Award of the Free State of Bavaria

1988 Certificate of Excellence – International Art Competition, New York

1993 "Building Bridges" Art Prize of the IG Metall Frankfurt am Main – Hamburg

1996 Arte e natura, Imperia (Liguria) 1998 Fundación Barceló – Palma de Mallorca

Collections:
Museum of Modern Art, Boston
Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin
Hamburg City Art Collection
El Gouna Museum, Hurghada
Koblenz City Museum
Nuremberg Municipal Art Collections
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany, Lima, Peru
Rothenburg City Art Collection
Taunusstein Art House – Collection of Dr. Irene Haas and Ulrich van Gemmern
Warsaw Museum See less