Heinz Werner (1928 - 2019)
Heinz Werner
Heinz Werner was a German painter, graphic artist and porcelain artist. He lived and worked in Coswig and Meissen in Saxony.
Together with Ludwig Zepner and Peter Strang, he founded the Collective Artistic Development Department of the Meissen Manufactory.
Heinz Werner designed around 100 modern Meissen décors, including such popular ones as 1001 Nights, Midsummer Night's Dream, Blue Orchid on Branch and Hunter's Latin. Heinz Werner also created numerous unique pieces for the Meissen manufactory. There are several murals made of Meissen porcelain by the artist on and in public buildings. He mastered all artistic techniques. In addition to working with porcelain as a material, he especially cultivated watercolour, chalk and painting with oil and acrylic paints.
| Date and place of birt: | 1928, Coswig, Germany |
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| Date and place of death: | 2019, Coswig, Germany |
| Nationality: | Germany |
| Period of activity: | XX, XXI century |
| Specialization: | Artist, Graphic artist, Painter, Porcelain painter |
| Genre: | Genre art, Landscape painting, Portrait, Still life |
| Art style: | Art Deco, Expressionism, Post War Art, Realism, Contemporary art |
![Heinz Werner. Werner, Heinz (1928 Coswig-2019 ebenda) "Koi", Mischtechnik, 1984, unsign., rückseitig betitelt und WVZ-Nr. 1378, 43x61 cm, hinter Folie](/assets/image/picture_3758658/6ccb4/gp4dkxlz-epje0tmmmnnqpoqczwdd1cdiyfimnpp0mk6p0vrabfkxffhxkbik51706694313jpg__fix_147_180.jpeg "Heinz Werner. Werner, Heinz (1928 Coswig-2019 ebenda) "Koi", Mischtechnik, 1984, unsign., rückseitig betitelt und WVZ-Nr. 1378, 43x61 cm, hinter Folie")
![Heinz Werner. Werner, Heinz (1928 Coswig-2019 ebenda) "Heitere Muse", Tuschezeichnung, sign, u.r. und dat. ´89, rückseitig WVZ-Nr. 1776 und betitelt, 39x61 cm, hinter Folie](/assets/image/picture_3758657/bca97/5dxgb5fksx6zuh5xdtgfrllduqakzlbvy76mpuo7l8jlglzo6vfytehr1vexk9g1706694304jpg__fix_147_180.jpeg "Heinz Werner. Werner, Heinz (1928 Coswig-2019 ebenda) "Heitere Muse", Tuschezeichnung, sign, u.r. und dat. ´89, rückseitig WVZ-Nr. 1776 und betitelt, 39x61 cm, hinter Folie")
