Artist Information:
Siegfried Haberer
Augsburg,
Germany
Member Since: Nov 2001
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Artist Statement:
Siegfried Haberer was born in
Oettingen, Germany, in 1934.
In the 1950's he was a master
pupil of Richard Seewald at
the Academy of Fine Arts in
Munich. His artistic oeuvre,
documented in many individual
and group exhibitions,
includes works in graphics,
paintings and print graphics.
This portfolio provides a
brief insight into Haberer's
print graphic oeuvre, which
for the most part was produced
in the 1970's and 1980's and
which comprises about one
hundred sheets. Please visit
the exhibition of Haberer's
print graphics at
http://www.siegfried-haberer.de
.
Notes concerning the exhibited
works:
The sheets of the series
"Oiseaux. Paraphrases à
Saint-John Perse" (1977) as
shown here are not the only
works in Haberer's printed
graphic oeuvre, which arose
from his involvement with
literature; on the other hand,
however, as a series they are
very special. They interpret
and redefine their literary
inspiration, Saint-John
Perse's prose poem "Oiseaux"
("Birds", 1963), rather than
illustrate it. A particularly
attractive feature is that
this method of paraphrasing
can also be attributed to the
fact that the text itself
relates to works in the
graphic arts: the inspiration
came from lithographic works
of Georges ...
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Siegfried Haberer's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Siegfried Haberer's Portfolio. Browse Haberer's body of work: Siegfried Haberer was born in Oettingen, Germany, in 1934. In the 1950's he was a master pupil of Richard Seewald at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. His artistic oeuvre, documented in many individual and group exhibitions, includes works in graphics, paintings and print graphics. This portfolio provides a brief insight into Haberer's print graphic oeuvre, which for the most part was produced in the 1970's and 1980's and which comprises about one hundred sheets. Please visit the exhibition of Haberer's print graphics at http://www.siegfried-haberer.de.
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