peter zaumseil (1955)
Peter Zaumseil, born in 1955 in Greiz, Germany, is a German artist known for his work with woodcuts, painting, and various printmaking techniques. He has had a significant influence on the contemporary art scene in Germany, producing original artworks and artist books. His work often explores the natural world and landscapes, reflecting his deep connection with the Vogtland region.
Zaumseil's portfolio includes a variety of art forms, from colorful woodcuts to expressive paintings and sculptures. His talent for creating vibrant and detailed woodcuts is demonstrated in his original art book, "Wasser ist Leben – die Weiße Elster von der Quelle bis zur Mündung," which contains 50 woodcuts depicting the journey of the Weiße Elster river.
His works have gained recognition in the art market, with pieces sold at various auctions. His auctioned works range from expressive coffeehouse interiors to unique paper cuts, showcasing his versatility and skill in different mediums. Many of his pieces, including "Im Dreieck II," "Teuflisch guter Wein," and "Schwarze Figur 1," highlight his ability to create intricate designs with a striking use of color.
Collectors and art experts can explore Zaumseil's work at art galleries and exhibitions across Germany, as well as through online platforms specializing in contemporary art. If you're interested in staying updated on new releases and auction events related to Peter Zaumseil, consider signing up for updates to receive information on new product sales and art-related activities.
