Eberhard Stroot

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Eberhard Stroot (born March 20, 1951 in Bruchhausen ) is a former German athlete and Olympian who started for USC Mainz while he was active .

In 1974 he became German champion with the USC Mainz decathlon team, and came second in the individual competition. At the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montréal , Guido Kratschmer , who also started for USC Mainz, was second in the decathlon. Eberhard Stroot had three invalid attempts in the pole vault, but fought his way through to 21st place with nine exercises.

After his playing days, Stroot started a new career as a painter and draftsman. After finishing his active career, he moved to Kreuztal and now has a studio in Siegen .

Publications

  • Chronograph drawings on the subject of "movement", catalog, Ed. E. Stroot, 1982 (EP * "EinBlick" '88 and '94, Siegen (GP))
  • "My City", Ed. F.-J. Weber et al. Karl Riha, Siegen, 1989
  • "Snapshots", Ed. Literarisches Leben, Siegen, 1989
  • Catalog "Steel and Movement", published by Kultur! Büro. of the Siegen-Wittgenstein district and cultural office of the city of Siegen, 1991
  • "Kunstforum International", vol. 115, 1991
  • Catalog "Pictures and Objects", Ed. Galerie D. Peveling u. E. Stroot, 1992
  • Catalog "Overview", Art in NRW, Kultursekretariat Gütersloh, 1995
  • Catalog "New Works", Ed. Galerie D. Peveling and E. Stroot, 1995
  • "City of Art", Baden-Württemberg State Art Weeks, Ed. Museum Ettlingen, 1996
  • Catalog "Art of the State Sports Association of Hesse", Frankfurt, 1997
  • Catalog "Pictures and objects made of stainless steel." Edited by Galerie Peveling. Olpe, 1998

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  • 1984 design of the annual edition of the German Sports Association, Frankfurt;
  • 1985 design of a monumental picture in the Europahalle, Karlsruhe;
  • 1986 and 1988 prizewinner at the 1st and 2nd International Biennale for "Sport and Art" in Barcelona (Accessist Prize and Honorary Prize);
  • 1990 design of the Mooswaldklinik, Freiburg;
  • 1992 two stainless steel reliefs for the Walter-Köbel-Halle, Rüsselsheim; Stainless steel sculpture, Siegen; 3rd prize in the savings bank competition "Money-Art - Art-Money", Siegen;
  • 1995 Stainless steel relief for the Siegen-West motorway service station;
  • 1996 stainless steel sculpture for IHK Siegen; 3 stainless steel sculptures for Horbachpark of the city of Ettlingen;
  • 1997 picture installations LSB-Hessen, Frankfurt;
  • 2000 stainless steel sculpture for the city of Ettlingen; 2nd Prize Winner Art Prize of the NOK Germany, Cologne; 3. Winner of the Great Art Prize Totto-Lotto of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate, Koblenz. Stainless steel sculptures for Dreslers Park, Kreuztal. Picture cycle for Stadtsparkasse, Ettlingen.

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  1. ↑ http://www.sport-komplett.de/sport-komplett/sportarten/l/leichtathletik/hst/48.html
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SURNAME Stroot, Eberhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German athlete and Olympian
DATE OF BIRTH March 20, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Bruchhausen