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"The Last Snow" Wittler, Heinrich/Heinz Ariggo
Heinrich/Heinz Ariggo Wittler s "The Last Snow" is a poignant landscape painting that captures the transition from winter to spring. The scene portrays the end of winter, where remnants of snow still cling to the fields, but the dark soil dominates the landscape. The foreground features a delicate layer of vegetation, symbolizing the tentative return of life as spring approaches. The clear blue sky overhead holds the promise of longer days and more sunlight, signaling hope and renewal.
Details:
Artist: Heinrich/Heinz Ariggo Wittler
Title: "The Last Snow"
Medium: Tempera on cardboard
Dimensions: 46 x 66 cm
Condition Report: Overall good condition.
Signature: Monogrammed in the lower right corner.
About the artist:
Heinrich/Heinz Ariggo Wittler, born in 1918 and passed away in 2004, was a German painter known for his extensive and diverse body of work. He studied painting and art history at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, where he honed his artistic skills.
Wittler s art journey led him to explore various themes, and he gained insights into modern science through studies at the University of Heidelberg. This broadened his artistic horizons, and his work began to delve into topics such as modern science and the massification of humanity.
Throughout his career, Wittler participated in numerous exhibitions, showcasing his work in various galleries and institutions across Europe. His art is noted for its personal and distinctive style, which evolved over time.
Notably, in the mid-1950s, Wittler moved to Italy, where he resided primarily on the islands of Procida and later Ischia for over two decades. This change of environment and exposure to Italian culture likely influenced his artistic expression.
Wittler s work is celebrated for its extensive range, spanning diverse themes and subject matter. His artistic legacy continues to be appreciated by art enthusiasts and collectors worldwide, contributing to the rich tapestry of German art history.
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