Hermann Rosa
Hermann Rosa (* November 2, 1911, Pirna; † October 5, 1981, Munich) was a German sculptor and architect.
Hermann Rosa
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- Born
- 1911 · Pirna.
- Died
- 1981 · Munich.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- sculptor · architect
- Languages
- German
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Hermann Rosa (* November 2, 1911, Pirna; † October 5, 1981, Munich) was a German sculptor and architect.
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Biography
Born as the son of a stonemason Hermann Rosa in Pirna, he grew up with six siblings on the castle Oberpolitz. He visited a Stone Mason's College in Saubsdorf (today Supíkovice). During the years of 1934 - 1938 he was a disciple of Professor Drahonovsky at the Art College in Prague. After this he became a student of Professor Karl Albiker at the Dresden Academy of Art in the years of 1939 - 1946 (although there were several interruptions in between).
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Works
• 1937 Pferdegruppe composition • 1947 Wassertägerin (bronze) • 1948/49 Eva, portrait (bronze) • 1949 Eva, act (bronze) • 1950 Flucht (Flight), relief (bronze) • 1951 Sinnende (bronze) • 1952 Liebespaar (Lovers) (bronze) • 1952 Stürzender Engel (bronze) • 1952 Auferstehung (Resurrection), Relief (bronze) • 1953 Sitzende (bronze) • 1953 Stehende mit Ast (bronze) • 1953/54 Adalbert Stifter, portrait after death mask (bronze) • 1954 Eva, abstract (bronze) • 1954 Schmerzensmann (bronze) • 1954 Adalbert Stifter, bust, memorial in Fürth (Bavaria) (bronze) • 1955 Käfer (Beetle), after Franz Kafka (bronze) • 1955/56 Flüchtlinge, relief two-parts (bronze) • 1970 - 1981 Ludwig Spegel, portrait (bronze) • 1972 - 1981 Self-portrait (bronze) • 1977 - 1981 Blitz, fountain Augsburg- Hochzoll (bronze)
His studios
His studios
• 1954 - 1959 Studio Wallnerstreet 9, Munich-Freimann • 1954 - 1959 Studio Wallnerstreet 12, Munich-Freimann • 1960 - 1968 Studio Osterwaldstreet, Munich-Schwabing
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Pirna.
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Munich.
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