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Ernst Fuchs

Ernst Fuchs (1930 - 2015) was active/lived in Austria, United States.  Ernst Fuchs is known for Fantastic realist painting.

Ernst Fuchs was born an only child in Vienna in 1930.  His carefree childhood ended with the Nazi's entrance into Austria in 1938.  While his father emigrated, Ernst was interned in a transit camp for half-Jews; only the formal divorce from his mother prevented his deportation.  Fuchs was baptized in 1942.  At the age of fifteen in 1945, he was accepted into the Academy of Visual Arts at Schillerplatz.  Until 1950, Fuchs studied under Professor Albert Paris von Gütersloh.  Von Gütersloh's painting class became the center of the so-called Viennese School of Phantastical Realism, of which Fuchs was the main practitioner.

The artist lived and worked in Paris from 1950 until 1962.  His travels sent him to America, Italy, Spain, and England.  Fuchs gave himself over to the seclusion of a monastery in Jerusalem for several months during 1957 and painted his Last Supper for the refectory there.  He was promoted to professor in 1966.&   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3149 characters.]  Artist bio

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