Ulrike Nattermuller
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Ulrike Nattermuller
Ulrike Nattermuller is a noted German artist known for her evocative paintings and sculptures. Born in 1938 in Munich, she was educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, graduating with a Degree in Fine Arts in 1962. She is also an alumni of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp. Ulrike Nattermuller's works are associated with the Neo-Expressionist movement and she is known for her bold and vivid colors. Her works often focus on the human form and its relationship with the environment. Her most famous paintings include 'Daybreak', 'The Sea', 'Trees of the Valley' and 'The City'. She has also exhibited her sculptures in various locations worldwide.
Ulrike Nattermuller, German Artist, Neo-Expressionist, Munich, Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, Sculpture.
— Mei Wang
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