Jan-Peter Tripp, geboren 1945 in Ob

Jan-Peter Tripp, geboren 1945 in Oberstdorf studierte Malerei bei Rudolf Hausner in Wien. Seine Bilder faszinieren durch ihren Realismus, der durch das „Ich male nicht was ich sehe, ich male was ich nicht sehe“ (J.-P. Tripp) die Darstellungen meisterhaft anreichert und in Teilen verfremdet. Sein Scharfsinn für das Sujet, seine Kombinationsfreude, gleich ob es sich um ein Porträt oder ein Stillleben handelt, erzeugt in Schichten außerordentliche Farbfindungen, initiiert Bildwelten, die irritieren und begeistern. Die Irritation ist perfekt, wenn scheinbar greifbares gemalt erscheint.

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Jan Peter Tripp, born 1945 in Oberstdorf with Rudolf Hausner in Vienna studied painting. His pictures fascinate by their realism, by the "I don't paint what I see, I paint what I see not" (j.-P.) Tripp) that masterfully accumulates representations and alienated in parts. His sharp sense of the subject, his combination of joy, the same whether it is a portrait or a still life, produced extraordinary color decisions imagery that irritate and excite in layers, initiated. The irritation is perfect, if seemingly tangible appears painted.

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Jan-Peter Tripp, born in 1945 in Oberstdorf studied painting with Rudolf Hausner in Vienna. His paintings fascinate with their realism, the representations masterfully enriched by the "I do not paint what I see, I paint what I do not see" (J.-P. Tripp) and alienated in parts. His acumen for the subject, his combination pleasure, whether it is a portrait or a still life created in layers extraordinary color contraptions initiated imagery that irritate and inspire. The irritation is perfect if seemingly tangible painted appear.

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Jan-Peter Tripp, born 1945 in Oberstdorf studied painting with Rudolf Hausner in Vienna. His pictures fascinate your realism, through the "I paint what I see, I paint what I cannot see" (J. -P. Tripp) masterfully accumulates the representations and in parts. His keen for the subject, his Kombinationsfreude,Whether it is a portrait or a still life paintings, rendered in layers extraordinary Farbfindungen initiated imagery, the confusion and delight. The irritation is perfect, when seemingly tangible painted appears.