Georg Sturm

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Georg Sturm (born August 12, 1855 in Vienna , † March 16, 1923 in Wageningen ) was an Austrian decorative painter who worked in Amsterdam .

Life

Sturm was the son and student of the Viennese flower and decoration painter Friedrich Sturm , who had been teaching as a professor at the School of Applied Arts , now the University of Applied Arts , which was affiliated with the Museum of Art and Industry . Even Ferdinand Laufberger belonged there among his teachers. In 1882 he moved to the Netherlands and worked as a teacher at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam School of Applied Arts , today Rijksschool voor Kunstnijverheid Amsterdam . As a student of his father's, he executed numerous frescoes in public and private buildings in Amsterdam. For the outdoor area of ​​the Rijksmuseum, he designed allegorical scenes from Dutch cultural history in faience . One of these was a scene in which the earliest inhabitants of Drenthe laid a megalithic tomb near Assen . But he also created portraits.

Publications (selection)

  • Figurative vignettes for the purposes of the arts and crafts industry . Self-published by the Ministry of Commerce, Vienna 1877, OCLC 1008425684 .
  • Animal life in the ornament . Jul. Hoffmann, Stuttgart 1895 ( digi.ub.uni-heidelberg.de ).

literature

Web links

Commons : George Sturm  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Jan Albert Bakker: 1885: a wall painting of hunebed building, in Assen . In: Megalithic research in the Netherlands, 1547-1911: from "giant's beds" and "pillars of Hercules" to accurate investigations . Sidestone Press, Leiden 2010, pp. 170–172 (English, Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).