Fritz Bayerlein (painter)

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Fritz Bayerlein (born January 9, 1872 in Bamberg ; † June 19, 1955 ibid) was a German landscape painter, church and history painter and plasterer.

Live and act

Bayerlein was initially a student at the Nuremberg School of Applied Arts from 1889 to 1893 and then studied with Professor Karl Raupp at the Munich Art Academy until 1897 . He lived in Munich until he returned to his hometown Bamberg in 1943.

Bayerlein specialized in history painting and landscape subjects in the Impressionist style. In 1939 he received the title of professor for painting from Adolf Hitler personally.

Politics and art

Fritz Bayerlein was a member of the NSDAP and is politically controversial. A political expression in line with the zeitgeist of the time cannot be seen in his pictures.

Works

Fritz Bayerlein was mainly active in Munich and Bamberg and received numerous medals and exhibitions.

The following are known in the Würzburg area:

Other works:

  • Interior of the hermitage in Bayreuth
  • Birches by the stream
  • View through the park gate of Seehof Castle on the Swiss
  • The Minerva figure in the Seehof palace gardens
  • Castle park in summer
  • Sheep grazing in the park of Seehof
  • Old bridge
  • Paisaje alpino
  • House of Art in Munich
  • Landscape with cloudy sky
  • Red room
  • Franconian landscape on the Main
  • In the Nymphenburg Palace Park
  • View through a test sheet
  • Neuburg an der Donau with St. Peterskirche (1917)
  • Red room in Bamberg residence
  • Autumn landscape with the Ellingen residence
  • Interior in the Nymphenburg Palace
  • View of the Michelsberg in Bamberg
  • Snow-covered parkland
  • Winter sun
  • Park gate at Seehof Castle
  • View of Kallmünz
  • A walk in the woods
  • The stairs on Katzenberg
  • View of Banz Monastery
  • The stairs on the Regnitz
  • Birgen on the edge of a moor landscape
  • Nymphenburg Palace (Escape view)
  • Triton Fountain in Nymphenburg
  • Snowy park landscape, bodies of water and stairs
  • Manorial park portal (1899)
  • Park pond
  • Early spring at Lake Starnberg (Feldfing), (1930)
  • Isar landscape
  • Game on the Nymphenburg Canal
  • On the Elbe
  • From the Munich residence
  • Autumn view from the Nymphenburg Park
  • Grain harvest in a wide hilly landscape
  • View of Kallmünz on the Naab with the castle ruins and the river
  • The Karpfen-Winkel on Lake Starnberg
  • Nymphenburg Palace (side view)
  • A couple is walking through a summer park
  • Anteroom in the Bamberg Residence
  • Park of Possenhofen
  • From the Munich residence
  • On the Main river
  • Midsummer - haymaking in Nymphenburg Park
  • Franconian hill country
  • Park view
  • Low mountain range
  • Castle interior
  • Baroque room
  • interior
  • Lot from Kallmünz
  • Hay turn in the monastery park
  • Park with a pond (1912)
  • Moon night in Salzburg
  • Game at the Ammersee
  • Shepherd with sheep
  • Park with a pond
  • Interior of a castle
  • View of Seefeld am Pilsensee
  • View of Munich
  • Interior of the Munich Residence
  • Park and Nymphenburg Palace
  • Loving couple on the way to Altenburg in Bamberg
  • View of Dürnstein
  • Winter morning
  • Still life with flowers
  • From Hellbrunn Park near Salzburg
  • Summer bridge over the Danube
  • Monument in a snowy park landscape
  • Black forest landscape with birch trees
  • Winter silence in the park: snow-covered garden sculptures
  • River valley view with white birches
  • Winter silence in Nymphenburg Park
  • South German castle interior
  • Autumnal castle park
  • Meadow landscape with a narrow dirt road that leads to a village church
  • Interior of the Munich Residence
  • Franconian landscape
  • Autumn forest
  • The Nymphenburg Park
  • Game in the Isar floodplains with figures
  • Old stone stairs in the park at dusk
  • Nymphenburg Park with a pond
  • An interior
  • Autumn day in Lower Franconia

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Peter Wiench: Bayerlein, Fritz . In: General Artist Lexicon . The visual artists of all times and peoples (AKL). Volume 7, Saur, Munich a. a. 1993, ISBN 3-598-22747-7 , p. 675.
  2. ↑ https://www.infranken.de/lk/bamberg/umstrittenes-vermaechtnis-aus-bambergs-nazi-zeit-art-2252051
personal data
SURNAME Bayerlein, Fritz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German landscape painter, church and history painter and plasterer
DATE OF BIRTH January 9, 1872
PLACE OF BIRTH Bamberg
DATE OF DEATH June 19, 1955
Place of death Bamberg