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Heinrich Nauen

Heinrich Nauen (1880 - 1941) was active/lived in Germany.  Heinrich Nauen is known for Painting.

Franz Heinrich Nauen was enthusiastic about art from an early age.  At 16 he succeeded in persuading his father to support his apprenticeship under Wilhelm Pastern, a church and decoration painter.  Only a year later Nauen was admitted to the Düsseldorf Art Academy, which had previously rejected his application.  There he studied under Heinrich Lauenstein, Willi Spatz and E. von Gebhardt, before leaving the Academy in 1899.

After a short period of training in Munich at the Heinrich Knirr School of Painting, Nauen moved to Stuttgart in 1900 to study under Leo von Kalckreuth, whom he soon found unconvincing as an artist.  Nauen then moved to Krefeld in 1902 and took part in the first public show of his work in Düsseldorf.

The years that followed saw Nauen strongly under the influence of life in the Flemish artist colony of Sint-Martens-Latem and close contacts with the Berlin Secession.  In 1905 Nauen went with his wife, Marie von Malachowski, to   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2469 characters.]  Artist bio

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