WOLF HUBER
was an important Austrian-German Renaissance painter, printmaker, and architect. Born in Feldkirch in 1485.

ORNAMENT AND RENAISSANCE
Wolf Huber was one of the most important masters of the Danube School – a Renaissance stylistic movement. It began in the Danube valley area in Austria and Bavaria at the end of the 15th century and extended across a large part of the alpine countries

LIGHT AND SPATIALITY
In terms of content and form light, colour, and space are taken beyond their natural function. Poetry or drama shape the pictures in which nature and human beings blend to create a single entity. Instead of noble restraint, there is strong emotion, instead of harmony distorted proportions.

COLOUR AND EMOTION
Wolf Huber liked to use garish colours and exaggerated facial expressions. Human beings are depicted as vulnerable creatures; not composed but furious or fearful, they do not simply accept but suffer. Even the faces of the animals express deep feelings.

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Atelier Andrea Gassner

Andrea Gassner

Pardis Mohammadi

Theater am Saumarkt

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