Hans Erni More Art
Hans Erni attended the Kunstgewerbeschule in Lucerne in 1927–28, which was followed by further stays in Paris and Berlin. In 1933–34, he joined the artist's group Abstraction-Création in Paris, where he also met artists like Hans Arp, Alexander Calder and Wassily Kandinsky. In the 1930–40s, Erni was very successful with fresco painting, a medium the artist deeply preferred because of its impact on society. In 1950, he created his first ceramic works and discovered lithography as another central technique of his future artistic output. In 1972, Erni set up his studio in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, but he continued to be active in Lucerne, where he was born and obtained personal museum spaces. He was awarded numerous prizes, including the UN Peace Medal Award. His works have been internationally exhibited, including shows in Chicago, New Delhi, Funabashi and Milan. Erni’s artistic output comprises, for instance, around 300 posters, numerous frescoes, around 200 illustrations for books, drawings and various designs for approximately 90 stamps.
(Biography provided by Robert Azensky Fine Art)1960s Hans Erni More Art
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1930s Hans Erni More Art
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1930s Modern Hans Erni More Art
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1980s Naturalistic Hans Erni More Art
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1980s Other Art Style Hans Erni More Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Realist Hans Erni More Art
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Mid-20th Century Realist Hans Erni More Art
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1980s Modern Hans Erni More Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Hans Erni More Art
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Early 2000s Modern Hans Erni More Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Other Art Style Hans Erni More Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Realist Hans Erni More Art
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2010s Contemporary Hans Erni More Art
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Early 2000s Modern Hans Erni More Art
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2010s Modern Hans Erni More Art
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