Pintorarium - Hundertwasser with Arnulf Rainer and Ernst Fuchs
Hundertwasser on the occasion of a meeting of the Pintorarium
Pintorarium - Hundertwasser with Ernst Fuchs
Pintorarium - Hundertwasser with Ernst Fuchs
Hundertwasser on occasion of a meeting of the Pintorarium artists
Pintorarium - Hundertwasser with Arik Brauer and Ernst Fuchs
Pintorarium - Hundertwasser with Ernst Fuchs and Arnulf Rainer
The Pintorarium Manifesto
Hundertwasser with Fuchs and Rainer
Hundertwasser with the Pintorarium artist and Yuko Ikewada on the balcony of the Otto-Wagner-Villa
Hundertwasser with Fuchs and Rainer on the staircase of the Otto-Wagner-Villa
Pintorarium 1968
On September 17, 1959, the artists Hundertwasser, Ernst Fuchs and Arnulf Rainer founded the “Pintorarium” in Vienna as a school of painting, but especially as a school of thought and life. Hundertwasser's contribution to the manifesto of the same name shows that this was one of the first attempts after the Second World War to question the linear thinking and to search for other paths. Hundertwasser formulates a drastic critique of the educational system, in which knowledge is copied and creativity and individuality are suppressed.
