Polish, 1874–1951
Active as both architect and painter, Oskar Laske studied architecture and later focused mainly on painting, often depicting scenes inspired by his travels in Europe and North Africa. He became a member of the Hagenbund, the Wiener Secession, and the Künstlerhaus Wien, participating in their exhibitions. During World War I, he served as an officer and later as a war artist, producing numerous works reflecting his experiences. Laske also worked as a graphic artist and book illustrator, and received several awards during his career.
Sources: Wikipedia (de): Oskar Laske · Wikidata Q2033812
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