A Life in Color and Form
Eduard Angeli is a contemporary Austrian painter, pastellist, graphic artist, draftsperson, and printmaker. Born in Vienna, Austria, his academic journey began with studies in painting and art education at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, alongside a degree in history from the University of Vienna. His formal training in the arts was completed in the class of Robin Christian Andersen.
His professional path has been marked by significant international presence, including a period in Istanbul from 1967 to 1971, during which he served as a guest professor at the Academy of Applied Arts. Today, Angeli continues to live and work between Vienna and Venice. His extensive body of work has been recognized with various honors, including the Golden Honor for Merit to the State of Vienna and the City of Vienna Prize for Visual Arts.
Artistic Legacy and Exhibitions
The breadth of Angeli's career is reflected in his diverse range of subjects and his presence in prestigious institutions. His work has been featured in retrospectives at the Albertina Wien, and his pieces are held in significant public collections, such as those at the University of Salzburg, the General Hospital in Vienna, and the Austrian National Bank.
His exhibitions have spanned numerous international locations, including:
Throughout his career, Angeli has also explored the medium of film, producing various works including 16-mm films such as Das schwarze Messer and Verkündigung.
