Georg Hänel (painter)

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Georg Hänel: Sciliar in South Tyrol in the Dolomites (1929)
Georg Hänel: Tree-Surrounded Pond (1932)

Karl Georg Hänel (* 19th December 1879 in Dresden , † 17th April 1945 in Gammesfeld , Schwäbisch Hall (killed)) was a German landscape and animal painter and commercial artist .

Georg Hänel studied from 1897 to 1906 at the Art Academy in Dresden with Eugen Bracht and from 1898 with Carl Bantzer . Georg Hänel received several awards during his studies, including a. 1903 with a small silver medal for his overall achievement. In the First World War , Hänel took part as a soldier and painted patriotic battle pictures that were published in German magazines; he received the Iron Cross 2nd class.

Hänel went on study trips to Mecklenburg , Bavaria , Switzerland and the Salzburg Alps. He mainly devoted himself to landscape and animal painting. As a commercial artist, he created advertising posters, calendar pages and advertisements, etc. a. for Weber's coffee-spice , Sunlicht-Soap , Kupferberg Gold-Sekt , the steamship hotel Blasewitz and the Dresden Zoo .

Georg Hänel regularly took part in art exhibitions in Dresden and Munich until 1944 . At the exhibition in Munich's Glaspalast in 1913, he received a second class gold medal. He was a member of the Dresden Art Cooperative and belonged to the March Association . The March Association was a circle of friends of former students of the Dresden Art Academy around Otto Westphal , Georg Hänel, Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein , Rudolf Pöschmann , Johannes Paul Ufer , Otto Altenkirch , Oskar Menzel and Alexander Höfer . Meetings are documented up to the 1940s.

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Web links

Commons : Georg Hänel  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Maria Petrasch: In the Third Reich . In: Otto Altenkirch 1875–1945, life and work. Book accompanying the exhibition Otto Altenkirch 1875–1945 in Schloss Nossen, September 3 to November 13, 2005 . State palaces, castles and gardens of Saxony, Nossen Castle / Altzella Monastery Park, Nossen 2005, ISBN 3-00-016284-4 , p. 74-79 . Hans Günther Hartmann: The “March Association” - a forgotten Dresden artist community. A contribution to the cultural history of Dresden in the 20th century . In: Sächsische Heimatblätter 51, 2005, 1, pp. 20–31.