Anton Mahringer

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Anton MAHRINGER was born in Neuhausen in Würt­tem­berg in 1902. From 1925 to 1930, he stud­ied at the art acad­e­my in Stuttgart under Arnold Wald­schmidt and Anton Kolig. Mahringer made his first trip to Nötsch in the Carinthi­an Gail­tal val­ley with Kolig, who lived in Carinthia, and moved there com­plete­ly in 1931. From 1944 he lived in St. Geor­gen im Gail­tal. Along­side por­traits and still lifes, land­scape paint­ing was Mahringer’s main sub­ject. After his expres­sion­ist begin­nings, he devel­oped a per­son­al, abstract paint­ing style char­ac­ter­ized by the har­mo­ny of colour sur­face and stroke. Along with Anton Kolig, Franz Wiegele and Ger­hart Fran­kl, he is one of the main rep­re­sen­ta­tives of the Nötsch­er cir­cle. Anton Mahringer died in 1974 in St. Geor­gen im Gail­tal. 1947 — First exhi­bi­tion at the Welz Gallery.

Anton MAHRINGER was born in Neuhausen in Würt­tem­berg in 1902. From 1925 to 1930, he stud­ied at the art acad­e­my in Stuttgart under Arnold Wald­schmidt and Anton Kolig. Mahringer made his first trip to Nötsch in the Carinthi­an Gail­tal val­ley with Kolig, who lived in Carinthia, and moved there com­plete­ly in 1931. From 1944 he lived in St. Geor­gen im Gail­tal. Along­side por­traits and still lifes, land­scape paint­ing was Mahringer’s main sub­ject. After his expres­sion­ist begin­nings, he devel­oped a per­son­al, abstract paint­ing style char­ac­ter­ized by the har­mo­ny of colour sur­face and stroke. Along with Anton Kolig, Franz Wiegele and Ger­hart Fran­kl, he is one of the main rep­re­sen­ta­tives of the Nötsch­er cir­cle. Anton Mahringer died in 1974 in St. Geor­gen im Gail­tal. 1947 — First exhi­bi­tion at the Welz Gallery.

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