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Porträt of Anke Doberauer,
Portrait of Anke Doberauer, photo: Ivan Baschang

ANKE DOBERAUER

Anke Doberauer (*1962 in Bad Homburg von der Höhe) is a german painter. She studied at the University of Art Braunschweig as a master student of Ben Willikens.Since 2003 she has held a professorship for painting and graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. Her life-size paintings of men from a female perspective have been known since the 1980s. Later portraits as well as multi-part, partly monumental panoramas were added.

Anke Doberauer currently lives and works in Munich and Marseille.

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1962 born in Bad Homburg von der Höhe
until 1991 studied at Braunschweig University of Art as a master student of Prof. Ben Willikens
1991 – 1992 post-graduate grant at École d'Art de Marseille-Luminy, France
1992 – 1994 lectureship at Ecole d’Art Marseille-Luminy for painting and graphics
1994 - 1995 Karl Schmidt-Rottluff grant,
  grant from the Hessian Cultural Foundation for the Cité des Arts, Paris
1998 - 1999 Collegium Budapest Institute for Advanced Study
since 2003 professorship for painting and graphics at University of Fine Arts Munich
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drawing fluorescent painting fresco painting mural painting oil painting painting plein air painting print
acrylic varnish alkyd resin alum burnt sienna burnt umber cadmium red cadmium yellow calico canvas, primed carmine red cerulean blue cobalt blue cobalt violet cyan blue dammar varnish daylight fluorescent paint daylight fluorescent pigment dioxazine violet dispersion primer drawing chalk drawing charcoal egg tempera english red frame gesso green earth gum tempera helio green Hooker's green iron oxide pigment light ochre linen luminous paint luminous pigment madder lake magenta manganese blue mastic packing paper paper, indefinite pigment, indefinite poppyseed oil primer quinacridone pink raw sienna raw umber resin-oil color sap green shellac skin glue stand oil stretcher tempera translucent ochre turpentine ultramarine blue varnish, indefinite venetian turpentine wall paint watercolor paint wood, indefinite

Sources

[1] short biography [LINK] (last accessed 29.11.2021)

[2] artist biography [LINK] (last accessed 29.11.2021)

Artist website

http://www.documentsdartistes.org/artistes/doberauer/repro.html (last accessed 29.11.2021)

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