Project Description

Huile sur toile

Dimensions : 95 cm x 125 cm

Signature in the bottom-center : venous – dated 61

Paysage marin Hans Reimar Venske

(Berlin 1929-2001)

1949-1950 he studied at the master's school for arts and crafts in Berlin.

1950-1956 He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. In the past two years, he is a master's student with Wolf Hoffmann.

Independent artist since 1956 in Berlin, numerous study trips across Europe, especially in France, in Italy and the Netherlands

Since 1965, he teaches painting at the community college. He worked at the Berlin Museum.

Lectures 1970-1974 at the Free University of Berlin, then lecturer at the adult education center

The Mitte Museum in Berlin retains, even several works of this painter.

An exhibition organized in 2012 speak Heimat Museum de Berlin pays tribute to the work of the painter

“The Heimatmuseum presents a selection of views of Reinickendorf from a private collection. You can mainly see engravings, including engravings, aquatints and serigraphs by Sandy Cheyne, Martin Gietz, Claus Haase, Friedrich Katner, Ann Kienert, Peter Koehne, Jens Lambrecht, Michael Otto, Jürgen Parusel et Hans-Reimar Venske. “I am delighted that these images expand and further expand the art collection of the local museum.

Inventory now includes more than 200 works,

explicitly Katrin Schultze-Berndt (CDU), district school counselor, education and culture. The images on display allow the visitor a exciting and interesting foray into the history of the different neighborhoods. Tegel prints will be shown by Berlin artist Martin Gietz, including the port of Tegel during the IBA exhibition in 1984. Tegel is also Friedrich Kätner's theme with the village church of Tegel and Humboldt Castle.

The painter, graphic designer and designer Hans Reimar Venske is dedicated to Märkisches Viertel, the first major new housing development in Berlin and in the 22nd district of Reinickendorf since 22 ans. The images paint a diverse picture of the neighborhood that has been preserved to this day”

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