The Life and Artistic Journey of Peter Schubert Born in Dresden, Germany, Peter Schubert was a painter of the Informel movement. His early life was spent in the town of Wehlen, where he initially began an apprenticeship in administration at the Wehlen town hall. His path toward art was set through a chance acquaintance with Richard Müller, which led him to study painting at the Dresden Academy of Fine Arts under Wilhelm Rudolph. Follow…
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