Helmut Wanschap

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Helmut Wanschap (born November 14, 1911 in Berlin ; † April 3, 1987 in Kusel ) was a German painter.

Life

Helmut Wanschap was born in Berlin in 1911, where he attended the arts and crafts school and became a master student of Professor Kautsch. Military service and the Soviet captivity of war interrupted his artistic work. After the Second World War , he moved to the Palatinate in Wahnwegen before moving to Kusel with his wife and two children in the mid-1950s, where he died in 1987.

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Helmut Wanschap worked mainly as a portrait and landscape painter. Stylistically, he was close to Impressionism , which is particularly evident in his light-flooded landscapes of his adopted home in the Palatinate. In addition, he created so-called “bread pictures” that show seductive beauties and that he signed with “Valeh” in order to separate them from his actual art.

Exhibitions

  • 1959 Herburger Gallery, Saarbrücken
  • 2002 Helmut Wanschap , Kusel City and Local History Museum
  • 2011 Memorial exhibition of Helmut Wanschap (1911–1987) , Kusel City and Local History Museum

literature

  • Wilhelm Weber: painter journey through landscapes and cities. Collmann exhibition at Elitzer - Wanschap in the Herburger gallery. In: Saarbrücker Zeitung , 199, 1959, No. 218 of September 23, 1959.
  • Peter Sagel: The painter Helmut Wanschap. After many years it has its own exhibition again in Kusel. In: Die Rheinpfalz , Kusel, vol. 19, 1963, No. 256 of November 5, 1963.
  • Horst Schwab : The beautiful transience. Helmut Wanschap in memory . In: Westrichkalender , Kusel 1988, pp. 25-30 (with 6 color illustrations and 4 black and white illustrations).
  • Michael Seyl : Colored brush strokes in the vastness of the fjords. The artist died ten years ago, everything in his studio is unchanged. In: Die Rheinpfalz , regional edition Westricher Rundschau , Kusel, vol. 53, 1997, no. 79 from April 5, 1997 (topic topic on Saturday: Memories of the Kusel painter Helmut Wanschap).

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