Rudolf Grüttner

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Rudolf Grüttner (born March 5, 1933 in Schweidnitz ) is a German commercial artist and postage stamp artist. For many years he was professor of commercial graphics and from 1988 to 1991 rector at the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art .

Life

After his apprenticeship as a sign painter from 1947 to 1950, Rudolf Grüttner initially worked as a poster painter until 1952. He then studied commercial graphics at the Technical School for Applied Arts in Berlin . This was followed by distance learning at the Karl Marx University in Leipzig until 1959, which he finished as a technical college teacher. In this function he worked at the technical school for applied arts in Berlin from 1959/60 and then until 1966 as chief graphic designer for the magazine Freie Welt . After working as a freelance commercial artist in Berlin, he was appointed lecturer at the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art in 1975, where he also worked as a professor from 1978 . After Walter Womacka left , he was rector of the Berlin-Weißensee School of Art from 1988 to 1991.

His extensive output includes numerous posters, postage stamps , record sleeves and book covers.

Works (selection)

Exhibitions

  • 1978 City Theater Amsterdam
  • 1982 Gallery Art Collections Cottbus
  • 1985 Theater im Palast, Berlin
  • 1987 Gallery of the Moscow Artists' House
  • 1989 Holbeinhaus Augsburg
  • 1990 Villa Stahmer near Osnabrück
  • 1990 City Hall Gallery Treptow
  • 2003 Long Night of Posters, Berlin
  • 2013 commercial art. Works from five decades, Beeskow Castle

Awards

literature

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