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Bernhard Hoetger (4 May 1874 in Dortmund – 18 July 1949 in Interlaken) was a German sculptor, painter and handicrafts artist of the Expressionist movement.

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rdfs:label	Bernhard Hoetger (de) Bernhard Hoetger (es) Bernhard Hoetger (en) Bernhard Hoetger (fr) Bernhard Hoetger (it) ベルンハルト・ヘトガー (ja) Bernhard Hoetger (pl) Bernhard Hoetger (pt) Хётгер, Бернгард (ru)
rdfs:comment	Bernhard Hoetger (4 May 1874 in Dortmund – 18 July 1949 in Interlaken) was a German sculptor, painter and handicrafts artist of the Expressionist movement. (en) Bernhard Hoetger (* 4. Mai 1874 in Hörde (heute ein Dortmunder Stadtteil); † 18. Juli 1949 in Interlaken) war ein deutscher Bildhauer, Maler, Architekt und Kunsthandwerker des Expressionismus. (de) Bernhard Hoetger (né le 4 mai 1874 à Dortmund - mort le 18 juillet 1949 à Interlaken) est un important sculpteur et peintre allemand de la période expressionniste. (fr) ベルンハルト・ヘトガー（Bernhard Hoetger、1874年5月4日 - 1949年7月18日）はドイツの彫刻家。 (ja) Bernhard Hoetger (ur. 4 maja 1874 w Hörde, zm. 18 lipca 1949 w Interlaken) – niemiecki rzeźbiarz, malarz, architekt i rzemieślnik, ekspresjonista. (pl) Бернгард Хётгер (нем. Bernhard Hoetger, род. 4 мая 1874 г. Дортмунд — ум. 18 июля 1949 г. Интерлакен) — немецкий скульптор, архитектор и художник-экспрессионист, профессор. (ru) Bernhard Hoetger (Dortmund, 4 de mayo de 1874 - Interlaken, 18 de julio de 1949) fue un escultor alemán. Hijo de un herrero de Dortmund, estudió escultura en Detmold de 1888 a 1892, antes de dirigir un taller en Rheda-Wiedenbrück. Después de una temporada en la Academia de Artes de Düsseldorf, realizó un viaje a París, donde fue influido por Auguste Rodin, y conoció a Paula Modersohn-Becker. Más tarde se familiarizó con Antoni Gaudí. En 1911 fue llamado a la colonia artística de Darmstadt, donde permaneció por algún tiempo. (es) Bernard Hoetger (Dortmund, 4 maggio 1874 – Interlaken, 18 luglio 1949) è stato uno scultore e pittore tedesco appartenente alla corrente dell'Espressionismo. Figlio di un fabbro di Dortmund, frequentò un corso di scultura a Detmold tra il 1888 ed il 1892. Successivamente aprì un laboratorio d'arte all'interno di una chiesa di Rheda-Wiedenbrück. Continuò la sua formazione artistica presso l'Accademia di Belle Arti di Düsseldorf, per questo stesso motivo soggiornò a Parigi. Fu profondamente influenzato dall'opera artistica di Auguste Rodin, nel cui studio artistico conobbe Paula Modersohn-Becker che lo condusse con lei a Worpswede nel 1914, dove acquistò una piccola casa colonica di paglia. In questo allora celebre villaggio di artisti conobbe il ricco importatore di caffè , il quale gli com (it) Bernhard Hoetger (Dortmund, 4 de maio de 1874 – Interlaken, Suíça, 18 de julho de 1949) foi um escultor alemão. Filho de um ferreiro de Dortmund, estudou escultura em Detmold de 1888 a 1892, antes de dirigir uma oficina em Rheda-Wiedenbrück. Após uma temporada na Academia de Artes de Düsseldorf, realizou uma viagem a Paris, onde foi influenciado por Auguste Rodin, e conheceu a Paula Modersohn-Becker. Mais tarde familiarizou-se com Antoni Gaudí. Em 1911 foi para a colônia artística de Darmstadt, onde permaneceu por algum tempo. (pt)
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