Agnes Muthspiel

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Agnes MUTHSPIEL was born in Salzburg in 1914. The auto­di­dact is con­sid­ered a rep­re­sen­ta­tive of post-war paint­ing in Salzburg. After her lit­er­ary begin­nings, Agnes Muth­spiel very quick­ly turned to paint­ing. After the end of the war, inspired by her acquain­tance with many artists, includ­ing Max Peif­fer Waten­phul, Cas­par Neher and Her­bert Bre­it­er, she began to paint. This was the start of an inten­sive engage­ment with art. Her stu­dio at Mönchs­berg No. 9 in Salzburg became a meet­ing place for artists and intel­lec­tu­als. Agnes Muth­spiel was a mem­ber of the Art Club and the Salzburg Group, found­ed in 1952. Numer­ous trips with painter friends took her back and forth to Rome and the Ital­ian island of Pon­za. Agnes Muth­spiel died in Salzburg in 1966. 1948 — first exhi­bi­tion at the Welz Gallery.

Agnes MUTHSPIEL was born in Salzburg in 1914. The auto­di­dact is con­sid­ered a rep­re­sen­ta­tive of post-war paint­ing in Salzburg. After her lit­er­ary begin­nings, Agnes Muth­spiel very quick­ly turned to paint­ing. After the end of the war, inspired by her acquain­tance with many artists, includ­ing Max Peif­fer Waten­phul, Cas­par Neher and Her­bert Bre­it­er, she began to paint. This was the start of an inten­sive engage­ment with art. Her stu­dio at Mönchs­berg No. 9 in Salzburg became a meet­ing place for artists and intel­lec­tu­als. Agnes Muth­spiel was a mem­ber of the Art Club and the Salzburg Group, found­ed in 1952. Numer­ous trips with painter friends took her back and forth to Rome and the Ital­ian island of Pon­za. Agnes Muth­spiel died in Salzburg in 1966. 1948 — first exhi­bi­tion at the Welz Gallery.

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