Gottfried SALZMANN, born in Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer in 1943, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 1963 to 1965 and at the Ècole nationale supérieure des beaux arts in Paris from 1965 to 1968. Since his first exhibitions in 1968/69 in Linz, Paris and Salzburg, there have been regular exhibitions and participations in exhibitions in European and American galleries and museums. In 1970 Gottfried Salzmann began to work with photography. In 1978, the first photo exhibition of the artist’s works is held in Saint Germain-en-Laye. In 1983 Salzmann travels to New York for the first time, extensive travel activities follow. Gottfried Salzmann has received numerous prizes and awards including the Prix de Dessin Pierre David-Weill, Institut de France, Paris; the Theodor Körner Prize, Vienna (1972); the Grand Prize of the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce for Graphic Art (Drawing) (1975); the International Prize for Watercolor, Fondazione Sinaide Ghi, Rome (1977); the Slavi Soucek Prize, Salzburg (1996) and the Austrian Decoration of Honor for Science and Art, Vienna (2011). Works by the artist hang in private and public collections in Austria, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Korea, China, the Philippines and the USA. Gottfried Salzmann quickly established himself in the art scene as an internationally recognized watercolorist. He has mastered watercolor painting like no other. Through new views and perspectives, he succeeds in playing between representationalism and abstraction and gives new impetus to watercolor painting. In his works he brings the poetry of cities and landscapes to light, paints and transforms them. Whereas earlier it was landscapes, later series from large cities followed. In his works he turns to different techniques and seeks interactions with drawing, engraving, photography, acrylic and oil painting. In the intensive study of printmaking, experimenting many times and developing new techniques such as the photeauforte. Gottfried Salzmann lives and works in Paris. 1969 – first exhibition in the gallery Welz.
Gottfried SALZMANN, born in Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer in 1943, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna from 1963 to 1965 and at the Ècole nationale supérieure des beaux arts in Paris from 1965 to 1968. Since his first exhibitions in 1968/69 in Linz, Paris and Salzburg, there have been regular exhibitions and participations in exhibitions in European and American galleries and museums. In 1970 Gottfried Salzmann began to work with photography. In 1978, the first photo exhibition of the artist’s works is held in Saint Germain-en-Laye. In 1983 Salzmann travels to New York for the first time, extensive travel activities follow. Gottfried Salzmann has received numerous prizes and awards including the Prix de Dessin Pierre David-Weill, Institut de France, Paris; the Theodor Körner Prize, Vienna (1972); the Grand Prize of the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce for Graphic Art (Drawing) (1975); the International Prize for Watercolor, Fondazione Sinaide Ghi, Rome (1977); the Slavi Soucek Prize, Salzburg (1996) and the Austrian Decoration of Honor for Science and Art, Vienna (2011). Works by the artist hang in private and public collections in Austria, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Korea, China, the Philippines and the USA. Gottfried Salzmann quickly established himself in the art scene as an internationally recognized watercolorist. He has mastered watercolor painting like no other. Through new views and perspectives, he succeeds in playing between representationalism and abstraction and gives new impetus to watercolor painting. In his works he brings the poetry of cities and landscapes to light, paints and transforms them. Whereas earlier it was landscapes, later series from large cities followed. In his works he turns to different techniques and seeks interactions with drawing, engraving, photography, acrylic and oil painting. In the intensive study of printmaking, experimenting many times and developing new techniques such as the photeauforte. Gottfried Salzmann lives and works in Paris. 1969 – first exhibition in the gallery Welz.
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