Lukisan heinrich campendonk biography

Collectors like Bernhard Koehler were interested in his work and galleries showed and sold his paintings, which afforded him financial security. In 1913, he took part in the exhibition of “Rheinische Expressionisten” in Bonn and in the “Erste Deutsche Herbstsalon” in Herwarth Walden’s Gallery DER STURM in Berlin, one of the most important exhibitions before the First World War on so-called “Classical Modernity”, his work receiving ever more acclaim.
Being impressed by the ideas of the “Räterepublik” which had been proclaimed in Bavaria after World War I, Campendonk painted the so-called Penzberg Pictures in 1919, whose motifs were based in a variety of ways on the life and times of Penzberg as a coal-mining community.

Looking back, we can say that he hereby established a monument to the town in the history of art.
In the Upper Bavarian period of his artistic development, Campendonk established an opus that is internationally recognized today.

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