Klaus Strubel Art

Klaus Strubel is a painter who was born in Germany. He started creating art at a very young age, ending up earning a scholarship to study at the American Famous Artists Schools located in Munich, Germany. He completed his studies at the school at the age of 19, earning Abitur degree, which gave him a pass to directly start his university studies. From there Strubel studied classical archaeology, art history, history of illustrations and printing, doing so at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz. That didn't mark the end of his studies as he went ahead to study constructional and architectural plans of Baroque Buildings. He also got formal training in drawings and oil. Strubel is an artist who creates art that's immersive, taking the viewer to a place that releases pressure. He captures a variety of topics, including classic cars, decorative architecture, horse carriages, and more. Strubel makes some normal scenes look quite outstanding, capturing different hours of the day that deliver the best in terms of depth. Whether he's capturing landscapes, cityscapes, or seascapes, he ensures that he delivers the best of them. He's inspired by the works of The Old Masters, having traveled widely during his studies, visiting diverse landmarks, including landmarks, libraries, museums, and more. Strubel has defined two main trademarks, which are his genre paintings and his classical still life. He's won several awards through his works. His creative works are rarely in the market for sale and are once in a while sold through auctions at very high prices. Strubel has also introduced Contemporary Still Life Paintings to his painting approaches. This is delivered in a signature realistic style. He ran his own gallery in Germany since 1978, holding exhibitions across Europe and the U.S. Strubel is currently a U.S. citizen having moved to Southwest Florida in 1997 and earned his citizenship in 2008. Most of his works are distributed and reproduced by The Bentley Publishing Group. He's a member of several reputable art organizations and remains steadfast in his art making. Framed Klaus Strubel art can be found in galleries for interior design. Other finishing options such as canvas and lamination are also available.