Louis Ulrich Dürr
né(e) le 27. juillet 1896 à Burgdorf
décédé(e) le 26. juillet 1972 à Stampa
Œuvres d'art à vendre
Verschneite Bergpartie / Jungfraujoch
CHF 3'200.00
Sommerliche Seeuferpartie
CHF 3'500.00
Portfolio
Verschneite Bergpartie / Jungfraujoch
Sommerliche Seeuferpartie
Style artistique
À propos
Ab 1918 besuchte der Schweizer Maler Louis Dürr Zeichenkurse an der Gewerbeschule in Basel. Im Anschluss begann er an der Académie Julian in Paris zu studieren, wo er sich erstmals mit dem französischen Impressionismus auseinandersetzte. Nach Beendigung der Ausbildung liess er sich in München nieder und unternahm Studienreisen nach Mailand und Wien. 1924 begann er als freierschaffender Maler in Bern zu arbeiten.
From 1918, the Swiss painter Louis Dürr (1896, Burgdorf – 1972, Stampa) attended drawing courses at the Gewerbeschule in Basel. He then began to study at the Académie Julian in Paris, where he first came to grips with French Impressionism. After completing his education, he settled in Munich and undertook study trips to Milan and Vienna. In 1924, he began to work as a freelance painter in Bern. In addition to portraits and figure paintings, Dürr painted landscapes and Alpine landscapes in a naturalistic manner. In the powerful brushstroke and impasto paint applications that characterize Dürr's painting style, parallels can be drawn to the modern paintings of Ferdinand Hodler.
From 1918, the Swiss painter Louis Dürr (1896, Burgdorf – 1972, Stampa) attended drawing courses at the Gewerbeschule in Basel. He then began to study at the Académie Julian in Paris, where he first came to grips with French Impressionism. After completing his education, he settled in Munich and undertook study trips to Milan and Vienna. In 1924, he began to work as a freelance painter in Bern. In addition to portraits and figure paintings, Dürr painted landscapes and Alpine landscapes in a naturalistic manner. In the powerful brushstroke and impasto paint applications that characterize Dürr's painting style, parallels can be drawn to the modern paintings of Ferdinand Hodler.
