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53,5 x 37 cm, Unikat, 'Alles im Rahmen' (HW1-769) - von Hagen Wieland

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53,5 x 37 cm, Unikat, 'Alles im Rahmen' (HW1-769) - von Hagen Wielandvon Hagen Wieland aus dem Jahr 2024. Technik: Acryl auf Holz Der Mnchner Knstler Hagen Wieland war schon in frher Jugend fasziniert von den Blauen Reitern um Wassily Kandinsky und Franz Marc und lie sich von den deutschen Expressionisten inspirieren. Seine damaligen Weggefhrten, der Maler Thomas Popp und der Holzbildhauer und Maler Max Schlegel legten seinerzeit den Grundstein fr seine knstlerischen Ambitionen im Bereich Musik, Fotografie und Malerei.

von Hagen Wieland aus dem Jahr 2024.
Technik: Acryl auf Holz



Der Münchner Künstler Hagen Wieland war schon in früher Jugend fasziniert von den Blauen Reitern um Wassily Kandinsky und Franz Marc und ließ sich von den deutschen Expressionisten inspirieren.

Seine damaligen Weggefährten, der Maler Thomas Popp und der Holzbildhauer und Maler Max Schlegel legten seinerzeit den Grundstein für seine künstlerischen Ambitionen im Bereich Musik, Fotografie und Malerei.

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Hagen Wieland ist bekannt für seine kräftigen Farben und explosive Ausdrucksweise. Dabei kommen fast alle Techniken der modernen Kunst zum Einsatz.

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