!!!Hölzel, Adolf

b. Olomouc, Czech Republic (then Olmuetz), May 13, 1853, 
d. Stuttgart (Germany), Oct. 17, 1934, painter. Studied at the Academy 
of Fine Arts in Vienna and at the Munich Academy; 1891 founded the 
"Neu-Dachau" school of painting in Dachau. Developed muted 
impressionism into a two-dimensional and abstract style of painting.

!Works
figure paintings, large compositions with religious subjects, 
glass paintings;

!Literature
W. Venzmer, A. H., Monographie mit Werkverzeichnis 
der Oelbilder, Glasfenster und ausgewaehlter Pastelle, 1983.



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