Günter Fink, Piece of meadow with poppy. 1966. Günter Fink1913 Dresden - 2000 Berlin Acrylic on textile fabric. Signed u.r. "Günter Fink" and dated. In a passepartout behind glass in a white changeable frame. Dimensions: BA. 39 x 27 cm, Ra. 51 x 41 cm. Günter Fink 1913 Dresden - 2000 Berlin In addition to training as a lithographer, Fink completed various evening courses at the Art Academy in Dresden. Later he studied at the Academy of Arts and Crafts under Prof. Drescher, among others. In 1949 he exhibited for the first time on Hiddensee in the "Blaue Scheune", where he moved in the 1950s and which has been in the artist's possession since 1955. Today, exhibitions are still held regularly in the "Blaue Scheune" in the presence of his widow.

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