Erich Reusch, born 1925 in wittenberg, ranks as one of the leading German sculptors of this century. Having been at first an architect himself, he soon devoted himself completely to fine art.

In 1998, the Kunstmuseum (Museum of Art) in Bonn displayed a large lay-out retrospective, accompanied by a catalogue with texts written by Volker Adolphs, Manfred Schneckenburger and Christoph Schreier.

He also has a large number of works on public display and in public collections. Works worth particular mention are the sculpture at the grounds of the Bundeswehr administration centre in Munich and the water relief in front of the Department of the Interior for the Land Nordrhein-Westfalen in D üsseldorf.

From 1973, Reusch taught at the State Academy of Art in Düsseldorf where he held the chair for “Integration, fine art and architecture ” until 1990.


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