Aloys Wein

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Aloys Wein (born March 30, 1907 in Braunsberg , East Prussia ; † February 8, 1998 in Bad Sassendorf ) was a German painter and well-known artist from the Hanseatic city of Soest in Westphalia .

Wein was invited to the International Art Competition in New York in 1993 . He took part with three abstract pictures, even if he was not present in person.

Exhibitions (selection)

  • 1945: Soest
  • 1945: Soest town hall
  • 1948: Lüdenscheid Hohensyburg, Lüdenscheid. "The Sauerland in Painting"
  • 1952: Bochum
  • 1953: Neheim, North Rhine-Westphalia Museum Fresekenhof, Neheim. "Paintings of Our Time"
  • 1954: Neheim, North Rhine-Westphalia, as part of the spring exhibition
  • 1959: Soest, first abstract works. Soest art pavilion
  • 1963: Gelsenkirchen Art Cabinet Funke.
  • 1975: Soest Deutsche Bank Soest
  • 1976: Werl
  • 1977: Soest + Meschede Deutsche Bank Soest + Volksbank Meschede
  • 1978: Sundern Sparkasse Arnsberg-Sundern
  • 1980: Bad Sassendorf Sparkasse Bad Sassendorf and Café Brunnenhaus Bad Sassendorf.
  • 1982: Bad Sassendorf + Soest + Werl Stadthalle Werl, Morgnerhaus Soest, Bürgerhaus Bad Sassendorf and Sparkasse Bad Sassendorf.
  • 1983: Soest Morgnerhaus and Marienkrankenhaus Soest (abstract works)
  • 1985: Liesborn, North Rhine-Westphalia Art Pavilion (abstract works) and Liesborn Abbey Museum.
  • 1986: Burg Vischering art market in the moated castle Vischering and Sparkasse Werl "Abstract Soul Portrais"
  • 1987: Bad Sassendorf Café at Malerwinkel / Werl and community center Bad Sassendorf "Career of an artist"
  • 1988: Soest, Germany In the Morgnerhaus and in the town house
  • 1989: Bad Sassendorf + Hünfeld / Rhön
  • 1990: Bad Sassendorf "First the tree dies"
  • 1993: "Retrospective"
  • 1997 Offenbach / Main Gallery of the Jean Gebser Academy

literature

  • Angelika Brunholz: Aloys Wein - Insights into an artist's life Karl-H. Sieweke - Sieweke Druck, Soest 1997.

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personal data
SURNAME Wein, Aloys
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter
DATE OF BIRTH March 30, 1907
PLACE OF BIRTH Braunsberg
DATE OF DEATH February 8, 1998
Place of death Bad Sassendorf