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Josef Scharl

Josef Scharl (1896 - 1954) was active/lived in New York / Germany.  Josef Scharl is known for Portrait, landscape paintings, illustrations.

Josef Scharl was born in Munich, Germany in 1896.  He was the second child from a family of 16.

At the Munich School of Painters, from 1910 to 1915, Scharl studied decoration, painting and restoration.  In 1915, he was drafted to military service.  With temporary paralysis of his right arm and other war injuries, Scharl spent the last year of the war in hospitals. 

Scharl enrolled at the Kunstakademie, in 1919, after his return from the war.  He began working as an independent artist in 1921.  One year later he married Magdalena Gruber.

Joining the artist groups "Munich Secession" and "Die Juryfreien" Scharl successfully participated in their exhibitions.  Scharl was awarded the prestigious Rome Prize in 1930 allowing him to  travel through Italy and France during 1930 and 1932.

Scharl was banned from painting due to Nazis power in 1933.  However, he continued to have solo exhibits at the gallery Karl Nier   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3835 characters.]  Artist bio

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