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Christian Jereczek

Christian Jereczek (1935 - 2003) was active/lived in Germany.  Christian Jereczek is known for Painting.

Artist Jereczek was born in Berlin, Germany, on November 11, 1935. The war years that followed kept him from getting any early artistic training as a child. While a young man, Jereczek's first career was as a stone mason when he helped rebuild a destroyed nation.

While working as a stone mason, Jereczek began to realize his talent as a sculptor, and entered the Art Academy in Berlin. There he studied under Professors Heinz Drake, Max Worner, and Theo Balden. Later he took private instructions in Frankfurt am Main from the noted Professor Eugen von Warun-Sekret. His studies in the various styles of the European Masters continued at the Academy Keiw in Paris, and the Art Academies in Munich and Dusseldorf.

Jereczek has traveled extensively to the major art centers of Europe, attending the International Summer Academy in Salzburg conducted by the Austrian Master, Oskar Kokoschka. His beautiful paintings of the flower markets of Europe - Amsterdam, Paris, Verona (Italy), and   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1319 characters.]  Artist bio

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