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Heinrich Lietz

Heinrich Lietz (1909 - 1988) was active/lived in Germany.  Heinrich Lietz is known for Painting.

Heinrich Lietz, actually Heinrich Wilhelm Max Lietz, was born in 1909 in Stralsund. 1928 Heinrich studied philosophy in Greifswald and Berlin. In Berlin he participated in of evening classes in painting and graphics at the School of Applied Arts in Berlin-Charlottenburg where he was the pupil of Max. Kaus. Later Lietz studied at the Berlin Academy and the Art Academy Berlin-Schöneberg at Willy Jaeckel, Heinrich Reifferscheidt, Bernhard Hasler and Philipp Franck. In 1932 state examination for teachers, then clerkship and 2nd state, until 1939 taught art in Ilsenburg, Ettersburg, Berlin, Potsdam and Eichwalde. From 1939-46 conscientious and gefangenschaft in WW2. 1943 he was appointed as teacher and in 1946 returned to Stralsund. From 1947 on he was a freelancer, while at the same time was a conductor of folk art circles of the cultural Alliance and the community colleges. In 1952 he was a member of the Association of visual Artists (VBK) the GDR, active in St   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1168 characters.]  Artist bio

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