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• German Painter Fritz Duda (1904-1991)

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  Edward Molloy

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  German Painter Fritz Duda (1904-1991)

  Hello all. I'm probably in the worng place, but couldn't find a better "board".
  
  I am a 73-year-old retired American computer consultant living in Gröbenzell, Germany (by Munich).
  
  I am not an artist, but since 2002, I have been interested in the works (paintings and sketches) of the German painter Fritz Duda (1904-1991). My stepson became acquainted with one of the two heirs from Fritz Duda and was able to photograph most of his works.
  
  He showed these photos to me and I was impressed. After consulting with the heir, I built an MS Access database with these scanned photos and additional data. I then met with the heir and he gave me more data; press releases, exhibition catalogs, etc. I then built a web site with this information. (http://www.Fritz-Duda.de)
  
  My question is; how can I present the Duda data to the world? In my opinion, it would be a shame if his works went into oblivion.
  
  Any help, tips, advice would be greatly appreciated, and if there is a more meaningful "board", please advise..
  
  Thank you in advance, Ed Molloy (an American from Gröbenzell, Germany & OpenBC member)
  
  • 13 Mar 2006, 1:45 pm
  Edward Molloy wrote: > Hello all. I'm probably in the worng place, but couldn't find a > better "board". > > I am a 73-year-old retired American computer consultant living in > Gröbenzell, Germany (by Munich). > > I am not an artist, but since 2002, I have been interested in the > works (paintings and sketches) of the German painter Fritz Duda > (1904-1991). My stepson became acquainted with one of the two heirs > from Fritz Duda and was able to photograph most of his works. > > He showed these photos to me and I was impressed. After consulting > with the heir, I built an MS Access database with these scanned > photos and additional data. I then met with the heir and he gave me > more data; press releases, exhibition catalogs, etc. I then built a > web site with this information. (http://www.Fritz-Duda.de) > > My question is; how can I present the Duda data to the world? In my > opinion, it would be a shame if his works went into oblivion. > > Any help, tips, advice would be greatly appreciated, and if there is > a more meaningful "board", please advise.. > > Thank you in advance, Ed Molloy (an American from Gröbenzell, Germany > & OpenBC member)