Hans Joachim Ihle

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Hans Joachim Ihle (born December 21, 1919 in Berlin , † December 15, 1997 in Burgdorf ) was a German sculptor .

Life

Hans Joachim Ihle studied at the Berlin Academy of Arts with Wilhelm Gerstel and Richard Scheibe . He made a name for himself as an animal sculptor. Numerous works by his hand are exhibited in public spaces in Berlin. Together with Günter Anlauf , he also took part in the long-lasting reconstruction of the Golden Gallery in the Knobelsdorff wing of Charlottenburg Palace . The reconstructed attic figures Allegory of Rhetoric , Allegory of Dialectic , Allegory of Music and Allegory of Astronomy also come from him.

Publicly exhibited works in Berlin

  • Portrait bust Paul Lincke , 1953, Oranienstrasse
  • Craftsman's mark, 1955
  • Cheetah, 1963 (missing)
  • Heron, 1966
  • Vererrung, 1966, Alt-Moabit 12
  • Reindeer, 1970, Alt-Moabit 12
  • Foal, 1970s
  • Gepard, 1972, Pestalozzistraße 91
  • Affe, 1972, Gritznerstrasse retirement home
  • Two fillings, 1974, Alt-Moabit 12
  • Sculpture horse-sheep-ram, 1974
  • Musk ox, 1974/75
  • Orientation, 1977
  • Dinosaurs, 1982
  • Indian rhinos, 1984/85
  • Pony no year

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personal data
SURNAME Ihle, Hans Joachim
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH December 21, 1919
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH December 15, 1997
Place of death Burgdorf