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Hardy Schneider-Sato 'Expectation'
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Hardy Schneider-Sato: "Expectation"
"Expectation" is a captivating composition featuring two nude figures, a woman, and a man, set against a backdrop of abstract elements. The artist, Hardy Schneider-Sato, skillfully employs warm hues derived from red and orange throughout the piece, with the pregnant woman's skin serving as a contrasting element rendered in cool hues.
Details:
Artist: Hardy Schneider-Sato (1919 - 2002)
Title: "Expectation"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Date: 1987
Dimensions: Sight 109 x 98.5 cm (42.9 x 38.8 inches)
Frame: 125 x 114.5 cm (49.2 x 45.1 inches)
Condition Report:
The artwork is in overall good condition, ensuring its continued artistic value and visual impact.
Provenance:
"Expectation" originates from the artist's estate, adding historical significance and proven authenticity to the piece.
Signature and Date:
The lower right corner of the painting bears the artist's signature and the date, further confirming the work's legitimacy and connection to Hardy Schneider-Sato.
About the Artist:
Hardy Schneider-Sato was a versatile artist known for his paintings, drawings, and graphic works. Born on June 27, 1919, in Hoyerswerda, he received his first painting lessons from a local artist named Karl Leder. In 1936-37, Schneider-Sato studied drawing under the renowned artist Otto Dix. He pursued studies in mathematics, geodesy, and art in Dresden.
His life took a significant turn during his military service in the East, and later, his imprisonment in a camp in Manchuria during 1944. It was during this period that he encountered Zen master Joshimo Sato, who accepted him as a student, giving him the nickname "Sato." Russian officers recognized Schneider-Sato's artistic talent, leading to his transfer to a culture camp in Moscow, where he worked as a fresco painter and portraitist.
After being released from captivity at the end of 1949, he moved to Karlsruhe, where he attended the art academy from 1951-54, studying under Hans Gaensslen and Wilhelm Schnarrenberger. Schneider-Sato's creative journey flourished as he started his advertising studio in Karlsruhe while pursuing his artistic career.
Later on, he founded a gallery in Karlsruhe-Durlach to support emerging artists and actively contributed to preserving the historic old town by establishing the Durlacher Ring in 1970. Schneider-Sato continued to work as a freelance artist until his passing in 2002. In 1975, a retrospective of his work was held at the Ettlingen Museum.
Artistic Technique:
Hardy Schneider-Sato's artistic technique is characterized by his masterful use of color and expressive brushwork. The seamless integration of warm and cool tones adds emotional depth to the painting, highlighting the theme of expectation and the human experience.
"Expectation" by Hardy Schneider-Sato is a striking and emotionally charged artwork that exemplifies the artist's creative prowess and ability to convey complex emotions through color and composition. The contrasting warm and cool hues, combined with the intimate subject matter, create a visually captivating experience for the viewer. As part of the artist's estate, "Expectation" carries historical significance, contributing to the legacy of Hardy Schneider-Sato as a multifaceted artist with a profound understanding of the human spirit.
"Expectation" is a captivating composition featuring two nude figures, a woman, and a man, set against a backdrop of abstract elements. The artist, Hardy Schneider-Sato, skillfully employs warm hues derived from red and orange throughout the piece, with the pregnant woman's skin serving as a contrasting element rendered in cool hues.
Details:
Artist: Hardy Schneider-Sato (1919 - 2002)
Title: "Expectation"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Date: 1987
Dimensions: Sight 109 x 98.5 cm (42.9 x 38.8 inches)
Frame: 125 x 114.5 cm (49.2 x 45.1 inches)
Condition Report:
The artwork is in overall good condition, ensuring its continued artistic value and visual impact.
Provenance:
"Expectation" originates from the artist's estate, adding historical significance and proven authenticity to the piece.
Signature and Date:
The lower right corner of the painting bears the artist's signature and the date, further confirming the work's legitimacy and connection to Hardy Schneider-Sato.
About the Artist:
Hardy Schneider-Sato was a versatile artist known for his paintings, drawings, and graphic works. Born on June 27, 1919, in Hoyerswerda, he received his first painting lessons from a local artist named Karl Leder. In 1936-37, Schneider-Sato studied drawing under the renowned artist Otto Dix. He pursued studies in mathematics, geodesy, and art in Dresden.
His life took a significant turn during his military service in the East, and later, his imprisonment in a camp in Manchuria during 1944. It was during this period that he encountered Zen master Joshimo Sato, who accepted him as a student, giving him the nickname "Sato." Russian officers recognized Schneider-Sato's artistic talent, leading to his transfer to a culture camp in Moscow, where he worked as a fresco painter and portraitist.
After being released from captivity at the end of 1949, he moved to Karlsruhe, where he attended the art academy from 1951-54, studying under Hans Gaensslen and Wilhelm Schnarrenberger. Schneider-Sato's creative journey flourished as he started his advertising studio in Karlsruhe while pursuing his artistic career.
Later on, he founded a gallery in Karlsruhe-Durlach to support emerging artists and actively contributed to preserving the historic old town by establishing the Durlacher Ring in 1970. Schneider-Sato continued to work as a freelance artist until his passing in 2002. In 1975, a retrospective of his work was held at the Ettlingen Museum.
Artistic Technique:
Hardy Schneider-Sato's artistic technique is characterized by his masterful use of color and expressive brushwork. The seamless integration of warm and cool tones adds emotional depth to the painting, highlighting the theme of expectation and the human experience.
"Expectation" by Hardy Schneider-Sato is a striking and emotionally charged artwork that exemplifies the artist's creative prowess and ability to convey complex emotions through color and composition. The contrasting warm and cool hues, combined with the intimate subject matter, create a visually captivating experience for the viewer. As part of the artist's estate, "Expectation" carries historical significance, contributing to the legacy of Hardy Schneider-Sato as a multifaceted artist with a profound understanding of the human spirit.
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