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Heinz Friedrich

Heinz Friedrich (1924 - 2018) was active/lived in Germany.  Heinz Friedrich is known for Painting.

Heinz Friedrich was born 1924 in Schwetzingen and initially completed an apprenticeship as a mason and construction technician.  After the Second World War, he studied at the arts academy in Stuttgart between 1946 and 1948, and the following year at the academy in Karlsruhe under Wilhelm Schnarrenberger (1892-1966) and Otto Laible (1898-1962).

In 1956, Heinz Friedrich visited the international summer school in Salzburg by Oskar Kokoschka and Giacomo Manzù.  In addition, he worked as a set designer for various theatres.  From 1968, Friedrich began to set his wits to the technique of the colour woodcut and in 1970 became a member of "XYLON", an international association of woodcutters.  He produced numerous editions of graphic art, portfolios, posters and book illustration.  Heinz Friedrich's work is shown at international exhibitions.   ...  [Displaying 899 of 967 characters.]  Artist bio

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