Walter Bosse
Walter Bosse was born in Vienna in 1904 as the child of academic painters. In 1914, the family moved to Abbazia, but had to flee to their summer home in Kufstein due to the outbreak of the First World War… weiterlesen
The following artworks are for sale
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Bosse Walter Reading Chinese Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Reading Chinese Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Mask with the blue hair with flowers Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Putto mit Schweinchen Kufstein, 1924-1937
Bosse Walter Putto the cat Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Max and Moritz Wien, 1938 - 1951
Bosse Walter Violinist Wien, 1938 - 1947
Bosse Walter Reading Boy
Bosse Walter Monk with book Kufstein, 1924-1937
Bosse Walter Gelbes Phantasietier Kufstein,1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Groteskes Sparschwein Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Lady dwarf Kufstein, 1924-1936
Bosse Walter Dwarf Kufstein, 1924-1936
Bosse Walter Yellow mask with flowers Kufstein, 1924 - 1937
Bosse Walter Deer Karlsruhe, 1956-1962
Bosse Walter Elephant Karlsruhe, 1956 - 1962
Bosse Walter Elefant Karlsruhe, 1956-1962
Bosse Walter Bear with Shovel and Rake Karlsruhe, 1956 - 1962
Bosse Walter Big seated bear Karlsruhe, 1956-1962
Bosse Walter Elephant Karlsruhe, 1956-1962
Bosse Walter Monk Wien, 1938-1947
Bosse Walter Monk with Book Wien, 1947-1951
Bosse Walter Bear Karlsruhe, 1956 - 1962
Bosse Walter Bouquet
Biography
Walter Bosse was born in Vienna in 1904 as the child of academic painters. In 1914, the family moved to Abbazia, but had to flee to their summer home in Kufstein due to the outbreak of the First World War. After the war, Walter Bosse went to the School of Applied Arts in Vienna, where he studied under Michael Powolny and Franz Cizek. After completing his training and then spending a year studying at the Munich School of Arts and Crafts, Walter Bosse opened his first ceramics studio in Kufstein in 1924. A number of well-known companies, including Augarten and Goldscheider, bought designs from him at this time or had them made directly in Kufstein. After the artist had to close his first ceramics factory in Kufstein in 1936 due to the general economic turmoil, he moved to Vienna in 1938, where he first founded the company Bosse-Keramik and then Terra in 1947. However, Walter Bosse was never able to fully recover economically and finally died impoverished in Iserlohn (Germany) in 1966 after a second bankruptcy and several lawsuits.
