Ludwig Martin Rampfl

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Ludwig Martin between his objects

Ludwig Martin Rampfl (born May 14, 1913 ; † November 13, 1999 ) was a German painter and sculptor . His work mainly consists of abstract painting, portraits, light painting and objects. He later called himself Ludwig Martin , with which he also signed from 1958.

Life

He completed his art studies at the State Painting School with Hugo Troendle and the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich . After a six-year hiatus during the war years, his first exhibitions aroused public interest and recognition. As a result, he had exhibitions at home and abroad.

He found his way from representational painting - he was a portrait painter - to abstraction . Light painting arose out of the longing for bright colors . Martin developed areas of tension between color and line, which can also be seen in his metal pictures, which lead to the kinetic objects .

In 1950 he was the founder of the artist group Pavillon. In 1961 he was awarded the Franz Roh Prize, a recognition prize from the Prinzregent Luitpold Foundation .

Rampfl lived and worked in Munich and Puchheim .

Solo exhibition (selection)

  • 1956 Pavilion of the Association of Visual Artists
  • 1972 Casa Munich
  • 1973 MBB Munich
  • 1981 community center Garching
  • 1985 Puchheim town hall
  • 1948/49/50 Municipal Gallery in Munich
  • 1958 Munich Art Association
  • 1959/60/61 House of Art Munich
  • Wall designs, fountains and bathrooms for the Hilton Mainz,
  • Foreign exhibitions in Turin, Paris, Nice, Lucerne

gallery

  • Ludwig Martin oil on canvas 1963

  • Object and lighting design for the Puchheim primary school

  • kinetic objects and lighting design

  • Portrait Katherine Dunham

  • Ludwig Martin 2nd wife Dagmar

  • Middle section triptych Stalingrad

  • Oil on canvas 1957

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Haus der Kunst, Munich, exhibition catalog (publisher): Munich 1869 - 1958 departure for modern art . Süddeutscher Verlag, Munich, Munich 1958, p. 361 .
personal data
SURNAME Rampfl, Ludwig Martin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Martin, Ludwig (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter and sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH May 14, 1913
DATE OF DEATH November 13, 1999