Kurt Heinz winner

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Kurt Heinz Sieger (born April 17, 1917 in Görlitz ; † March 25, 2002 in Zempin on Usedom ) was a German painter and graphic artist .

biography

From 1924 to 1932 Sieger attended eight classes in an elementary school . He then began an apprenticeship as a decorative painter in Görlitz and followed this path until 1936. In the same year he became a soldier and was initially deployed on the Western and Eastern Fronts during World War II . At the end of the war he was taken prisoner in Styria, but was later released. In 1946 he started his trained profession as a decorative painter. From 1947 to 1948 he went to the technical school for applied arts in Leipzig , where Walter Münze and Karl Miersch taught. He had to end his training early in order to be able to support his family in Rathmannsdorf . In 1949 he took part as a layman in an exhibition of the Union for Art in Pirna and was delegated from there to the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts . From 1950 to 1955 was under the direction of professors Rudolf Bergander , Erich Fraaß and Paul Michaelis at the University of Fine Arts in Dresden . In 1956 Sieger was then a facade designer and was part of the construction team in Hoyerswerda , where he had completed around 60 works in sgraffito , glass mosaic and silicate by 1960 . After this time he worked as a freelance painter in Cottbus , where he designed two murals from Meissen porcelain in 1968 and 1969 . It was not until 1964 and 1965 that he taught at the College of Construction. In 1972 he moved to Frankfurt (Oder) and in 1980 to Zempin (island of Usedom ) to work as a freelancer there. He died there at the age of 85.

  • From the Spreewald (Cottbus, 1969)
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Awards

  • 1963 and 1968 Carl Blechen Prize Cottbus
  • 1977 Kleist Prize , Art Prize of the City of Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1977 Medal of Honor of the City of Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1977 Johannes R. Becher Medal in silver

Exhibitions

Solo exhibitions:

  • 1960 Museum Hoyerswerda, with Jürgen von Woyski
  • 1967 Branitz Castle, Cottbus
  • 1967 Municipal art collections, Görlitz
  • 1967 Spreewaldmuseum Lübbenau
  • 1968 Angermuseum Erfurt
  • 1977 Galerie Junge Kunst , Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1978 Poland, Muzeum Okregowie, Gorzów
  • 1978 Young Art Gallery, Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1979 Fürstenwalde town hall
  • 1979 Poland, Warsaw, Cultural Information Center of the GDR
  • 1979 State Art Collections Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1982 Gallery of the vacation service of the IG-Wismut, Zinnowitz
  • 1984 Art Pavilion, Heringsdorf
  • 1987 Rostock art gallery
  • 1987 Young Art Gallery, Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1999 Sparkasse Wolgast
  • 2003 Wolgast Museum

Group exhibitions:

  • 1952 Student exhibition at the Dresden University of Fine Arts
  • 1953 III. German art exhibition , Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1958 IV. German Art Exhibition, Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1962 V. German Art Exhibition, Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1964 “Our Contemporaries”, National Museums in Berlin, National Gallery Berlin
  • 1965 Berlin Today, New Berlin Gallery
  • 1965 Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, glockenspiel pavilion of the Zwinger: Cottbus artists
  • 1966 “We love life”, Neue Berliner Galerie
  • 1967 VI. German art exhibition, Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1968 “History winner. The worker personality in the visual arts of the GDR ”, Staatliche Galerie Moritzburg, Halle
  • 1969/70 "Temperaments", art collections in Weimar, Karl-Marx-Stadt, Rostock, Prague
  • 1969 architecture and fine arts. Exhibition on the 20th anniversary of the GDR. National Museums in Berlin, National Gallery
  • 1969 "Artists from the Cottbus district" Cabinet of the Galerie Junge Kunst Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1971 "Flowers and Fruits - Still Life as an Element of Realistic Art", iga Horticultural Museum, Erfurt
  • 1971 “The face of the working class in the fine arts of the GDR. Exhibition in honor of the 8th Party Congress of the SED “, Berlin, Altes Museum
  • 1973 “5th Biennale of the Baltic States ”, Kunsthalle Rostock
  • 1973 Exhibition by the Frankfurt (Oder) District Association, VR Poland, Zielona Góra
  • 1973 VII art exhibition of the GDR, Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1976 "Self-portraits", Gallery Am Sachsenplatz, Leipzig
  • 1977/78 VIII. Art Exhibition of the GDR, Dresden, Albertinum
  • 1982 "Aspects of Cottbus art - watercolors, pastels, gouaches", Cottbus art collection
  • 1982 Artist of the Frankfurt (Oder) district, cabinet of the Galerie Junge Kunst, Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 1983 Usedom artist, art pavilion, Heringsdorf
  • 1984 Self-portraits by artists from the GDR, Pazardzhik Art Hall, Bulgaria
  • 1984 VIII. District Art Exhibition-Rostock, Kunsthalle Rostock
  • 1985 German park landscapes of the 19th and 20th centuries, Cottbus art collection
  • 1986 commitment and deed. Fine arts in the Cottbus district 1946–1986. Cottbus art collection
  • from 1953 district art exhibitions from 1957 to 1972 in Cottbus, from 1972 to 1977 in Frankfurt (Oder)
  • 2004 Forward and not forgotten. Art of the three former northern districts of the GDR from the Beeskow art archive

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personal data
SURNAME Winner, Kurt Heinz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH April 17, 1917
PLACE OF BIRTH Goerlitz
DATE OF DEATH March 25, 2002
Place of death Zempin on Usedom