Josef Mooren

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Josef Mooren (* 1885 in Kleve ; † 1987 ibid.) Was a German landscape painter , restorer and church painter .

Life

After school, in 1899, Mooren, the eldest of four children of the country mailman Johann Mooren, began an apprenticeship as a sculptor with Karl Pelzer in Kleve. From 1902 to 1914 Heinrich Lamers (1864–1933) trained as a church and decorative painter in Kleve. During the First World War he was injured as a soldier in France by a bullet that pierced his jaw and both cheeks. In 1919 he married Maria Trepmann from Kleve. The couple had three children. From 1925, Mooren appeared as a landscape painter with motifs from the Lower Rhine and the Netherlands. Together with Walther Brüx , Hanns Lamers , Achilles Moortgat , Albert Reibmayr and others, he founded the artist guild Profil in the 1930s . He was also a member of the Niederrheinischer Künstlerbund . At times he ran a joint art shop with Reibmayr on Haagschen Strasse in Kleve.

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  1. Wiltrud Schnütgen: Some pictures remained unpainted . Article from March 19, 2016 in the derwesten.de portal , accessed on July 18, 2020.