Lothar QUINTE
1923–2000, Poland/France/Germany
Biography
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Lothar Quinte
1923
geb. in Neiße / Oberschlesien
2000
gest. in Wintzenbach (Elsaß)
1946-51
Kunstschule Kloster Bernstein, Ldkr. Horb, bei HAP Grieshaber
1951
freischaffender Künstler
Leiter der Schattenspielgruppe um HAP Grieshaber
1952
Atelier in Reutlingen
Studio für Siebdruck
Reisen nach Mailand und Venedig
Parisstipendium
1953
II. Kunstpreis der Jugend, Baden-Baden
1954
Kunstpreis der Jugend, Baden-Württemberg
Internationales Filmtreffen, Bad Ems
1956
Umzug nach Pfullingen
Anerkennungspreis Kunstpreis „junger westen“
Aufträge für Wandgestaltung und Glasfenster
1957
Umzug nach Lauterbourg (Elsaß)
Mitglied im Deutschen Künstlerbund
1959-60
Gastdozent für freie Graphik, Werkkunstschule Krefeld
1960
Mitglied der Gruppe „Europa“
Atelier in Karlsruhe
1964
Chorfenster für den Dom in Lübeck
1965
II. Burda-Preis für Malerei, München
1966
Wandbild, Oper Bonn
1967
Umzug nach Wintzenbach (Elsaß)
1974
Wandteppich, Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe
1975-76
Weltreise
1978
Erster Aufenthalt in Goa / Indien
1986-1994
Jährliche Winterateliers in Goa / Indien
zus. mit Sibylle Wagner
1993
Kulturpreis Schlesien des Landes Niedersachsen
1995
Ernennung zum Professor h.c. des Landes Baden-Württemberg
1997
Lovis-Corinth-Preis der Künstlergilde Esslingen
Lothar Quinte belongs to the German avant-garde painters. From 1946 to 1951, he attended the private art academy ‘Bernsteinschule’, where he received his artistic training under Hans Ludwig Pfeiffer and HAP Grieshaber. In 1957, he became a member of the Deutsche Künstlerbund. He was extensively active as a glass painter and executed numerous windows for church interiors, including a beautiful ensemble in the Cathedral in Lübeck. Quinte was also a specialist in wall painting and was especially commissioned by theaters. His smaller works on paper and canvas are based on pure colors, that he applied in impressive and constantly renewed combinations and techniques. The artist's works are represented by numerous galleries in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and have been internationally exhibited since the late 1950s.
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