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Hans Staudacher

Hans Staudacher (1923 - 2021) was active/lived in Switzerland.  Hans Staudacher is known for Abstract.

Hans Staudacher was perhaps one of the most successful artists in Austria. Born in 1923 in St. Urban am Ossiachersee in Carinthia, to sell his paintings, he would "scribbles" say, like the proverbial "hot cakes". "I'll do anything without nerves," he once said in an interview, "because otherwise it got on my nerves. And with little brain - even when I'm not as much as before," You have to contradict him.. People decades younger than him, envy him for his quick wit. "I'm satisfied," he said elsewhere. "I'm sort of retired. It's nice when I can look at my pictures again now. . I go from picture to picture and have my inner experiences." And that is true precisely what this is really about understanding art: that the one who looks the images is excited to own inner images - and thus, to completely new insights to a whole new view of the world. Hans Staudacher, the "lyrical Tachist" as the drawer is, in which he is often put, has also defined an incomparable way, what is abstract   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1424 characters.]  Artist bio

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