Paul Horst-Schulze (5 October 1876 – 27 December 1937) was a German painter, graphic artist and artisan. His stage name Horst-Schulze came about by combining his middle name with his original family name.[1]
Paul Horst-Schulze
Paul Horst-Schulze, self-portrait (1909), on the left his wife Wera, on the right the tree from which he fell
Born in Naunhof, Horst-Schulze was a son of the Naunhofer pastor Moritz Hermann Schulze (1828-1909). At the age of seven, he suffered a serious back injury when he fell from a tree. Since he concealed the accident out of fear of his father, without medical treatment his back became so deformed that he had a hump for the rest of his life. At that time, this was a reason not to take up the training as a pastor that his father was aiming for. Instead, he studied at the Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig from 1891 and at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste München from 1894, as well as one year at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. When he returned to Leipzig at the beginning of the 20th century, he was considered one of the most talented young Leipzig artists.
After designing home furnishings and samples for fabrics, his first major commission was the decoration of the Gnadenkirche [de] in Leipzig-Wahren [de]. For the church, which was built from 1901 to 1904 according to plans by the architect Raymund Brachmann (1872-1953) for the merchant Max Haunstein, he created the interior design of one of the most beautiful Jugendstil villas in Leipzig.
He designed many illustrations as well as book decorations for children's and youth publications, especially for the publishing house of Eugen Diederichs (1867–1930). His first paintings were shown at the 1903 Saxon Art Exhibition in Dresden and in 1904 at the House of the Berlin Secession, as well as in 1909 at the collective exhibition of the Leipzig Artists' Association.
In 1904 Horst-Schulze obtained a teaching post at what was now the Royal Academy for Graphic Arts and Book Trade in Leipzig, which was converted into a professorship in figurative painting in 1911.[1] This appointment enabled him to start a family, and he married Wera Wagner in 1907. The couple moved into the newly built Märchenhaus on today's Nikischplatz [de], which was destroyed during the Second World War. Both were friends with the painter and sculptor Max Klinger (1857–1920).
in 1907, Horst-Schulze was one of the first members of the Deutscher Werkbund and founded the Saxon section of the federation together with Raymund Brachmann. He was also a member of the Deutscher Künstlerbund, the Leipziger Künstlerbund and the Leipziger Jahresausstellung association.
Schulze died Leipzig at the age of 61.
Work (selection)edit
1901: Ausgestaltung der Gnadenkirche in Leipzig-Wahren
1901–1904: Ausstattung der Villa Haunstein, among others Wandbild Die Heimkehr aus dem Sagenkreis um König Rother
1908: Porträt des Leipziger Oberbürgermeisters Otto Georgi (1831–1918)
1909: Entwurf der farbigen Bleiglasfenster für die Treppenhäuser in Specks Hof [de] in Leipzig
1913: Sommertag in der Provence, oil on canvas
1918: Schiller, Strichätzung 1918
1920: Mutter und Kind, oil on wood
1920: Arbeiter, Pinsel- und Federzeichnung in schwarzer Tusche
1920: Max Klinger auf dem Totenbett, lithography
1921: Blick auf das Saaletal von Max Klingers Besitzungen aus, oil on canvas
1924/25: Wandgemälde Die Verherrlichung der Fröbelschen Menschenerziehung in der ehemaligen Hochschule für Frauen zu Leipzig [de] in der Goldschmidtstraße. Zuvor Vorstudie als Gouache. Wandbild übermalt, soll wieder freigelegt werden.
1930: Sommerblumenstrauß in einer Vase, oil on wood
Post card: Naschmarkt
Wera in Grün
Oberbürgermeister Georgi
Klinger auf dem Totenbett
worker
Entwurf für das Wandbild Goldschmidtstraße
Further readingedit
Hans-Werner Schmidt (ed.): Kopf oder Zahl. Leipziger Gesichter und Geschichten 1858–2008. (Katalog anlässlich der Jubiläumsausstellung im Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig vom 9. November 2008 bis 8 February 2009), E. A. Seemann, Leipzig 2008, ISBN978-3-86502-206-6, Kat. 1909.
Andreas Höhn: Werkbundgründer und Expressionist. Der Maler Paul Horst-Schulze. In: Leipziger Blätter. 2006, issue 49, pp. 70–71.
Horst-Schulze, Paul. In Hans Vollmer (ed.): Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Künstler des XX. Jahrhunderts. Volume 2: E–J. E. A. Seemann, Leipzig 1955, p. 488.
Referencesedit
^ abAndreas Höhn: Werkbundgründer und Expressionist. p. 71.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Paul Horst Schulze news newspapers books scholar JSTOR February 2021 Learn how and when to remove this template message Paul Horst Schulze 5 October 1876 27 December 1937 was a German painter graphic artist and artisan His stage name Horst Schulze came about by combining his middle name with his original family name 1 Paul Horst SchulzePaul Horst Schulze self portrait 1909 on the left his wife Wera on the right the tree from which he fellPaul Horst Schulze 1915 photo Hugo Erfurth Contents 1 Life 2 Work selection 3 Further reading 4 References 5 External linksLife editBorn in Naunhof Horst Schulze was a son of the Naunhofer pastor Moritz Hermann Schulze 1828 1909 At the age of seven he suffered a serious back injury when he fell from a tree Since he concealed the accident out of fear of his father without medical treatment his back became so deformed that he had a hump for the rest of his life At that time this was a reason not to take up the training as a pastor that his father was aiming for Instead he studied at the Hochschule fur Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig from 1891 and at the Akademie der Bildenden Kunste Munchen from 1894 as well as one year at the Kunstakademie Dusseldorf When he returned to Leipzig at the beginning of the 20th century he was considered one of the most talented young Leipzig artists After designing home furnishings and samples for fabrics his first major commission was the decoration of the Gnadenkirche de in Leipzig Wahren de For the church which was built from 1901 to 1904 according to plans by the architect Raymund Brachmann 1872 1953 for the merchant Max Haunstein he created the interior design of one of the most beautiful Jugendstil villas in Leipzig He designed many illustrations as well as book decorations for children s and youth publications especially for the publishing house of Eugen Diederichs 1867 1930 His first paintings were shown at the 1903 Saxon Art Exhibition in Dresden and in 1904 at the House of the Berlin Secession as well as in 1909 at the collective exhibition of the Leipzig Artists Association In 1904 Horst Schulze obtained a teaching post at what was now the Royal Academy for Graphic Arts and Book Trade in Leipzig which was converted into a professorship in figurative painting in 1911 1 This appointment enabled him to start a family and he married Wera Wagner in 1907 The couple moved into the newly built Marchenhaus on today s Nikischplatz de which was destroyed during the Second World War Both were friends with the painter and sculptor Max Klinger 1857 1920 in 1907 Horst Schulze was one of the first members of the Deutscher Werkbund and founded the Saxon section of the federation together with Raymund Brachmann He was also a member of the Deutscher Kunstlerbund the Leipziger Kunstlerbund and the Leipziger Jahresausstellung association Schulze died Leipzig at the age of 61 Work selection edit1901 Ausgestaltung der Gnadenkirche in Leipzig Wahren 1901 1904 Ausstattung der Villa Haunstein among others Wandbild Die Heimkehr aus dem Sagenkreis um Konig Rother 1908 Portrat des Leipziger Oberburgermeisters Otto Georgi 1831 1918 1909 Sonnenstudie Wera in Grun oil on canvas 1909 Wandbild in Auerbachs Keller 1909 Entwurf der farbigen Bleiglasfenster fur die Treppenhauser in Specks Hof de in Leipzig 1913 Sommertag in der Provence oil on canvas 1918 Schiller Strichatzung 1918 1920 Mutter und Kind oil on wood 1920 Arbeiter Pinsel und Federzeichnung in schwarzer Tusche 1920 Max Klinger auf dem Totenbett lithography 1921 Blick auf das Saaletal von Max Klingers Besitzungen aus oil on canvas 1924 25 Wandgemalde Die Verherrlichung der Frobelschen Menschenerziehung in der ehemaligen Hochschule fur Frauen zu Leipzig de in der Goldschmidtstrasse Zuvor Vorstudie als Gouache Wandbild ubermalt soll wieder freigelegt werden 1930 Sommerblumenstrauss in einer Vase oil on wood nbsp Post card Naschmarkt nbsp Wera in Grun nbsp Oberburgermeister Georgi nbsp Klinger auf dem Totenbett nbsp worker nbsp Entwurf fur das Wandbild GoldschmidtstrasseFurther reading editHans Werner Schmidt ed Kopf oder Zahl Leipziger Gesichter und Geschichten 1858 2008 Katalog anlasslich der Jubilaumsausstellung im Museum der bildenden Kunste Leipzig vom 9 November 2008 bis 8 February 2009 E A Seemann Leipzig 2008 ISBN 978 3 86502 206 6 Kat 1909 Andreas Hohn Werkbundgrunder und Expressionist Der Maler Paul Horst Schulze In Leipziger Blatter 2006 issue 49 pp 70 71 Horst Schulze Paul In Hans Vollmer ed Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Kunstler des XX Jahrhunderts Volume 2 E J E A Seemann Leipzig 1955 p 488 References edit a b Andreas Hohn Werkbundgrunder und Expressionist p 71 External links editLiterature by and about Paul Horst Schulze in the German National Library catalogue nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related 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