Painting, Graphic Arts · 1925–2004 · 1 work in the collection
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From 1947, Oskar Koller studied at a School of Applied Arts and until 1959 at the Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg under Hermann Wilhelm. A DAAD scholarship led him to Paris in 1957, where he encountered abstract painting and created abstract works himself. From 1959, he worked as a freelance artist; he became known primarily for his watercolors of landscapes, flowers, and figures. Among other accolades, he received the Senefelder Prize (1987) and the Friedrich Baur Prize (1994); his works are held in the Bavarian State Painting Collections and the Germanic National Museum.
In the collection: "Abstract Composition_Black, Blue, Red".
