Bultman, Anthony Frederick (Fritz) (1919–1985) PAINTER

Anthony Frederick (Fritz) Bultman’s art evolved in three of the most significant American art centers of the 20th century—New Orleans, Provincetown, Mass., and New York. His early academic studies in Germany and architectural training at the New Bauhaus in Chicago during the 1930s brought him into c...

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Published inThe New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture p. 252
Main Author J. RICHARD GRUBER
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published The University of North Carolina Press 14.01.2013
Subjects
Abstract art
Anthropology
Applied anthropology
Art education
Art exhibitions
Art genres and movements
Art history
Art museums
Art periods
Arts
Arts participation
Bauhaus
Behavioral sciences
Collage
Cultural anthropology
Cultural institutions
Education
Educational institutions
Expressionism
Formal education
High schools
Modern art
Modernist art
Museums
Postmodern art
Schools
Secondary schools
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Summary:Anthony Frederick (Fritz) Bultman’s art evolved in three of the most significant American art centers of the 20th century—New Orleans, Provincetown, Mass., and New York. His early academic studies in Germany and architectural training at the New Bauhaus in Chicago during the 1930s brought him into contact with Bauhaus principles as well as modern art and architecture. A prominent artist in postwar New York, Bultman was also a long-term resident and central figure, along with his wife, Jeanne, in the Provincetown art world. Bultman was born in New Orleans on 4 April 1919 to Pauline Bultman and A. Fred
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