Richard Huber (painter)

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Richard Huber (born April 3, 1902 in Dachau ; † August 19, 1982 ibid) was a German painter .

Life and artistic work

Richard Huber was the son of the master painter Albin Huber and was a painting boy with Adolf Hölzel . His father recognized his artistic talent. In addition to helping in the family business, Richard Huber studied at the School of Applied Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts (with Franz Klemmer and Carl Johann Becker-Gundahl ) in Munich.

Richard Huber grew into the tradition of open-air painting that was prevalent at the time and left an extensive body of work with many landscapes, portraits, animal pictures and woodcuts. He put the focus on the representation of the Dachau landscape. A large number of these still exist in oil paintings. He mostly sketched outdoors and created the paintings in the studio.

Huber cultivated an impressionistic painting style with the characteristic interplay of light and color and was considered the last Dachau painter of the old school.

He was married to Maria Baumüller since 1929. The marriage had eight children. From 1958 to 1963 he was the first chairman of the Dachau Artists' Association .

Today a street in Dachau commemorates him.

Works (selection)

  • Girls in Dachauer Tracht Oil 98/72
  • Plowing after the last March snow in Dachauer Moos Öl 102/152
  • Herd of cattle in the late summer evening haze Oil 71/101
  • The two Hartmann houses in Augsburger Straße Öl 60/70
  • Sunset over the Dachauer Volksfest Öl 59/80
  • Circus people 'in Dachau Oil 85/109
  • Winter in Dachau Oil 70/100
  • Walk at Föhn in Dachau Landscape Oil 77/91
  • In the Dachauer Moor Oil 52/75
  • Winter village landscape oil 71/102
  • Landscape study near Dachau Oil 40x45
  • In the Dachau castle garden 35x22

literature

  • Bärbel Schäfer: Art collection of the Volksbank Raiffeisenbank Dachau eG. Selected works from the Dachau artist colony. Dachau 2010. pp. 108–127.

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