Petre Hârtopeanu

Petre Hârtopeanu
Born (1913-06-15)15 June 1913
Dângeni, Romania
Died 2001
Frankfurt-am-Main
Nationality Romanian / German
Education Nicolae Tonitza
Known for painting
Movement Post-impressionism
Expressionism

Petre Hârtopeanu (15 June 1913, Dângeni, Botoşani County, Romania — 2001, Frankfurt-am-Main) was a Romanian-German painter, art professor.

Life

Hârtopeanu began his studies and work in Iaşi, Romania.

He was employed by Nicolae Tonitza (1937), and later he was a professor and dean at the Academia de Arte Frumoase.

After emigrating in 1970 from Romania he lived in Frankfurt Germany. Petre Hârtopeanu was married with the doctor Dr.Dr.med. Frida Klamer and had two daughters.

Art

Beginning in 1975, he was a member of the Association for Free and Applied Arts EV Darmstadt, for decades a fixed place in Darmstadt art life. From 1950 numerous exhibitions at home and abroad. His paintings are an expression of his intense search for the perfect effect of a particular composition. The painting of the natural or cultural landscape was light and airy, determined by the play of light on the nature. His work still life by a clever arrangement by koloristische allure and subtle lighting. The symbols in his still lifes are often flowers, the glorification of God in his works. Plants, often tree-lined avenues represent the four seasons and symbolize the annual flow.

  • Galerie
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Books

  • Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Künstler des XX. Jahrhunderts von Hans Vollmer - Artists - 1953 Seite 382 Abb. Hartopeanu, Petre, rumän. Maler. Auf d. Ausst. : Mal. u. Plastik in d. rumän. Volks- republ., Berlin, Nat.-Gal., 1953/54, eine Ansicht von Jassy
  • Who's who in Western Europe von Ernest Kay - Europe - 1981 ... S-752 45 Uppsala, Sweden HARTOPEANU. Petru. b 15 June 1913
  • Tudor-art is the largest database regarding the Romanian art
  • BUND FÜR FREIE UND ANGEWANDTE KUNST E.V. DARMSTADT
  • FARMAZON GALLERIES
  • Muzeul de Arta
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