Arik Brauer
(Vienna 1929 - 2021 Vienna)
The following artworks are for sale
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Brauer Arik Theseus around 2010
Brauer Arik The flying water sample 1992
Brauer Arik The Flying Life around 2015
Brauer Arik Bottom and Top around 2000
Brauer Arik Everyone wants to live here 1988
Brauer Arik A Joyful Shout of Triumph (Kol rina weyeschua) 1978
Brauer Arik The Confession 1970
Brauer Arik Slave life 1971
Brauer Arik Game with the atomic nucleus 1970
Brauer Arik Mannomann 1985
Brauer Arik Aua 1985
Brauer Arik He that diggeth a pit shall fall into it 1970/1971
Brauer Arik As a jewel of gold in a swine's snout, so is a fair woman which is without discretion 1970/1971
Brauer Arik Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shall find it after many days 1970/1971
Brauer Arik Water Soul 1992
Brauer Arik The Magic Flute around 2008
Brauer Arik The five senses around 2008
Brauer Arik Autumn Breeze 1972
Brauer Arik Davids Harp 1968-1970
Brauer Arik Seder evening 1970s
Brauer Arik Reading of the Haggadah 1970s
Brauer Arik Echad Eloheinu (Unser Gott ist einzigartig) 1970s
Brauer Arik Appropriate social and international order 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Kulturelle Betreuung, Elternrecht 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Right to work and equal pay, freedom of association 1972/1974
Brauer Arik General, equal right to vote 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Guarantee of the property 1972/1974
Brauer Arik The individual's sphere of freedom 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Right to a legal hearing 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Schutz vor Verhaftung and Ausweisung 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Verbot der Folter 1972/1974
Brauer Arik Recht auf Leben and Freiheit 1972/1974
Biography
Arik Brauer was born in 1929 as Erich Brauer in Vienna. Between 1945 and 1951 he studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts with Robin Christian Andersen and Albert Paris Gütersloh. In addition to fellow painters such as Ernst Fuchs, Rudolf Hausner and Anton Lehmden, Brauer was co-founder and one of the main representatives of the "Viennese School of Fantastic Realism", an important movement in Austrian painting that is close to Surrealism. The artists trained their fine, small-scale style of painting on Old Master paintings. After the group exhibition of the "Phantasts" at the Austrian Gallery Belvedere in 1959, their international recognition also began, which was followed – in an unprecedented series of successes – by numerous international exhibitions.
Throughout his life, Arik Brauer went on many study trips to Europe and the Near East, which he financed at a young age through his appearances as a singer. For Brauer, who has been working in Vienna and Israel since 1964, numerous international commissions as a painter and stage designer followed. In 1986 the artist was appointed to the Vienna Academy, where he held a professorship for painting until 1997. In 2002 Arik Brauer was awarded the Austrian Cross of Honour for Science and Art 1st Class.
The artist died on the 24th of January 2021, aged 92, in Vienna.
