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Pit Kroke

Pit Kroke (born Rolf Peter Kroke: March 1, 1936 Fürstenwalde/Spree, Germany - November 1, 2016 Berlin, Germany) was a German artist and architect. He studied sculpture under Hans Uhlmann at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin. There he also worked on experimental photography and abstract film, as well as working on architectural studies.

Pit Kroke

Pit Kroke portrait in berlin

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Name
PIT KROKE
Birth Name
Rolf Peter Kroke
Born
March 1, 1936
Birthplace
Fürstenwalde/Spree, Germany
Died
1 November 2016
Place of death
Berlin, Germany
Education
Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin
Known for
Sculpture, Architectural
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
sculptor
Languages
German

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Pit Kroke (born Rolf Peter Kroke: March 1, 1936 Fürstenwalde/Spree, Germany - November 1, 2016 Berlin, Germany) was a German artist and architect. He studied sculpture under Hans Uhlmann at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin. There he also worked on experimental photography and abstract film, as well as working on architectural studies.

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