Uwe Bangert

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Uwe Bangert (born November 3, 1927 in Neumünster ; † November 19, 2017 in Bad Segeberg ) was a German painter .

Life

After self-taught beginnings, Uwe Bangert attended a private art school in Plön , where Erik Richter was his teacher. From 1950 to 1951 he studied with Alfred Mahlau at the State Art School in Hamburg . Scholarships from the state of Schleswig-Holstein enabled him to stay in Venice (1962), in Rome , in the Ekely artists' colony near Oslo (1964) and in the Cité des Arts in Paris (1966), where he met Mordecai Ardon and Peter Grau .

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Right from the start, Uwe Bangert committed himself to meticulous realism , which occasionally gains a magical quality by omitting everything that is distracting . He cultivated the portrait , landscape and still life genres in equal measure, worked mainly in Bad Segeberg , but repeatedly took inspiration from study trips to Italy, Denmark and France. "What we associate with melancholy, with mood, with the poetry of the representational world, in Bangert's pictures and leaves never results from the approximation, but always from the accuracy of the representation. He draws with sharp pencils, paints with fine brushes ... This painter and draftsman demands from himself something as inexorable as Musil's man without qualities . "

Honors

Publications

  • The little insect book, 22 colored plates after watercolors by Uwe Bangert with foreword and explanations by Karl von Frisch , Insel-Verlag , Frankfurt am Main and Leipzig 1961
  • Uwe Bangert: Paintings and drawings 1948–1984, with an introduction by Christian Rathke, Wäser, Bad Segeberg, 1984 ISBN 3-87883-024-6
  • Uwe Bangert: Neumünster, watercolors and pen drawings, Wachholtz, Neumünster 1972
  • Uwe Bangert: Pictures from Schleswig Holstein. Wachholtz, Neumünster 1988

Solo exhibitions (selection)

literature

  • Die Kunst Uwe Bangerts , Wachholtz Verlag Neumünster 1997, with articles by Bärbel M. Manitz, Joachim Ringleben and Heinz Spielmann ISBN 3-529-02783-9
  • Peter Reindl, Horst Janssen, Helmut Schumacher: Alfred Mahlau and his students: Uwe Bangert ... [et al.] , Hans Christians ISBN 3-7672-0797-4
  • Anna-Sophie Laug, Uwe Bangert: Art in architecture . Volume 2 of the series of publications of the Bad Segeberg eV Collectors Association, Edition Morpho, 2017. Published by: Collectors Association Bad Segeberg.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Maren Kruse: Uwe Bangert died at the age of 90. In: Kieler Nachrichten of November 29, 2017. Accessed November 30, 2017.
  2. ^ Heinz Spielmann : Die Kunst Uwe Bangerts, Neumünster 1997, p. 8
personal data
SURNAME Bangert, Uwe
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German painter and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH November 3, 1927
PLACE OF BIRTH Neumunster
DATE OF DEATH 19th November 2017
Place of death Bad Segeberg