Christoph M. Gais, Triptych, 1988, Oil Painting on Canvas, Framed, Set of 3

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Christoph m. Gais
born 1951 stuttgart

'triptych'
signed and dated (1988) on the reverse, top center
oil on canvas, framed
… Read more Christoph m. Gais
born 1951 stuttgart

'triptych'
signed and dated (1988) on the reverse, top center
oil on canvas, framed
size: 110.5 x 70.5 cm (each panel) or 115.8 x 227.5 cm (including frame)

this work was exhibited in 1988 at the artist's solo exhibition at the boibrino gallery (stockholm).

provenance: sold in 1988 at the artist's solo exhibition at the boibrino gallery (stockholm).

kindly confirming this was provided by the artist, who has a digital photograph of the work.

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christoph m. Gais
painter, draughtsman.

1972–78 studied art history and empirical cultural studies at the university of tübingen
1974–78 various painting technique internships with certified conservator dr. Ingenhoff, tübingen

1978–81 studied painting at the state academy of fine arts, stuttgart, under prof. K. R. H. Sonderborg

1979 founded the artists' gallery "in situ"

1980–81 part-time art teacher at the georgii gymnasium, esslingen

1981–83 studied painting at the berlin university of the arts under prof. R. Girke, graduating as a master student
1994 taught at the summer academy, berlin
1995–96 visiting professor at johannes gutenberg university, mainz

since 2007 co-organizer of "atelier aperti," orvieto, italy

numerous solo and group exhibitions since 1980.

the artist lives in berlin and torre san severo near orvieto.


memberships:

1990–96 treasurer of the german artists' association

awards:
1984 karl hofer scholarship
1988 berlin senate working grant
1992 berlin art prize, advancement award for fine arts from the academy of arts, berlin

collections:

art collection of the federal foreign office
chemnitz municipal art collections
walter art museum (augsburg)
state graphic collection munich
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