Artists » Wolfgang Kaiser

Kaiser spent his childhood in Altötting/ Obb and in Lochau/ Lake Constance. After he graduated at a private grammar school he studied at the academy of art in Berlin. Studies at Professor Linke at the college of Karlsruhe had been an important step in his career as an artist.

He elated the public with successful expositions.

Kaiser enables us to conserve a piece of tranquillity which we feel when we had a calm and balanced day.

His detailed painted miniatures are a compression of an rural idyll. Nevertheless, there is much more to see in this topic. We can see animal portraits of horses, cats and dogs in which not the individual animal but the whole genus is characterised. We can only guess how much empathy is needed for that. His paintings are not trivial because he abandons minimisations.

If somebody asks the painter if this topic is enough to make a living on he brings forward the argument that the topics of the vanguard modernity had also been enough although they just show a worn hat sometimes. The success of his paintings encourages him to continue to looking for motives in a rural environment.

Not always has he been interested in animal kingdom. During his time of study in Karlsruhe he became a brilliant drawer. Afterwards, he discovered oil painting. Especially charcoal drawing improved his feeling for contrast and perspective.
Several expositions at home and abroad.

Source: Münchner- Malerei der 80 jahre, Dr. Hülting Verlag Heidelberg, Kunsthandel