4130 - Peter Zaumseil, "Leipzig Railway Station"

Peter Zaumseil, "Leipzig Railway Station" A view into one of the platform halls of the imposing Leipzig terminus during the GDR era; an expressive painting with broad brushstrokes from Zaumseil’s early creative period, which still clearly reveals the influence of his Leipzig teacher Wolfram Ebersbach; an expressive painting with broad brushstrokes in vibrant colours, oil on cardboard, monogrammed and dated ‘P.Z. [19]88”, labelled and signed on the reverse “’Leipziger Bahnhof’ 1988, oil 74 x 59 P. Zaumseil”, provenance: Peter Zaumseil’s studio, minimal signs of ageing, unframed, inner dimensions approx. 59.5 x 74 cm. Artist information: German painter, graphic artist and sculptor (born 1955 in Greiz), encouraged by his art teachers whilst still at school, completed an apprenticeship as a metalworker, 1979-86 attended the specialist school for painting and graphic art in Rudolstadt under Ullrich Kafka, 1984-98: attended various courses with Wolfram Ebersbach and Günther Albert-Schulz, 1986-2016: worked at the ‘Museum im Unteren Schloss’ in Greiz; numerous study trips at home and abroad; lives and works in Elsterberg in the Vogtland region; source: the artist’s website and the internet.