Erno Metzner
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Erno Metzner
Erno Metzner was a German artist who was born in Vienna in 1910. He is best known for his work in the fields of painting, sculpture, and stage design. He studied at the Viennese Academy of Fine Arts and the Academy of Graphic Arts in Berlin. He was a student of Yves Tanguy and Marc Chagall, and counted other prominent artists such as Jean Helion and Hans Richter among his friends. His work spanned a range of modernist influences from surrealism and cubism to classical design. Notable works include Two Figures in the Rain, The Three Muses, and The Horseman in a Landscape. The precision of his technique, coupled with his daring approach to combining objects, textures and colors, made Erno Metzner an innovative and influential artist.
Erno Metzner, German Artist, Modernism, Surrealism, Cubism, Paintings, Sculptures, Stage Design.
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