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Theodor Werner

Theodor Werner (1886 - 1969) was active/lived in Germany.  Theodor Werner is known for Abstract painting.

Theodor Werner ( 1886-1969)

Born in Jettenburg/Württemberg, Germany, Werner became a certified teacher and studied art at the Stuttgart Academy with Robert Poetzelsberger  in 1908/09. He went to Paris, France several times between 1909 and 1914 to study art, including at the studio of Charles Guérin.

Following his military service Werner lived as a freelance painter in Großsachsenheim near Stuttgart until 1929.  In 1930 he moved to Paris where he became member of the artists' group 'Abstraction Création'.  One year later he married the woman painter Anneliese Rütgers, called Woty.

He returned to Germany in 1935 but his work was branded "entartete Kunst" and he was was banned from painting and exhibiting.

He was drafted into World War II and served as an engineering draughtsman. During a bomb attack in the last year of the war the larger part of his life's work was destroyed.

Between 1946 and 1959, Werner lived in Berlin and was a member   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2756 characters.]  Artist bio

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