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Erich Paulsen

Erich Paulsen (Born 1932) is active/lives in Germany.  Erich Paulsen is known for German countryside landscape, genre, coastal and marine scene painting.

Erich Paulsen
(German, b. 1932)

Erich Paulsen was born in the small town of Treunbrietzen, just outside Berlin in 1932. He spent his early childhood in the region called "Mark Brandenburg", known for its pine trees and uncounted small lakes.  Attracted to the arts since childhood, Paulsen received his formal education in art at the Fine Arts Academy in Lower Saxony from which he graduated with honors.

After the war, his family moved west in search of safety.  They settled in Hamburg, where the aspiring young artist attended the Master-Class for Painting, Mesterchule der Malerei.  Paulsen continued his painting and studies and later graduated with honors.

Deeply impressed by the region of his childhood, Paulsen draws upon these memories to create his paintings.  From the countryside to the shores of the Baltic Sea, many of his subjects are reminiscences of this romantic part of Germany.

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