Werner Eckelt - Prof. Theodor WERNER, Portrait des Mitgliedes der Gruppe Abstraction-Création PARIS & Gruppe ZEN

Portrait des 1886-1969, in Jettenburg bei Tübingen geborener (postdamer) Malers, vordem auf Schloss Großsachsenheim in Württ., Schüler von R. Poetzelberger an der Akademie Stuttgart (TB 35/36-419). Handabzug des Photographen, von Werner Eckelt rückwärtig handschriftlich bezeichnet, Copyrightstempelt -- Vintage Format ca.: 24 x 17,5 cm (b Jettenburg, Württemberg, 14 Feb 1886; d Munich, 15 Jan 1969). German painter. He trained at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart (1908?9), before travelling in Europe (1909?14). Having served during World War I, he returned to Stuttgart, moving to Paris in 1930. There he began for the first time to escape the various European artistic influences of the age, particularly those of Paul Cézanne and Juan Gris, towards whose work he had been vaguely orientating his paintings. He joined the group Abstraction?Création. Without abandoning his figurative means of representation, the basic elements of his work circled around his central artistic concern, the complementary function of figure and ground, line and surface.

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