Sigmund Lipinsky, born in 1873 in Graudenz, Prussia, was a renowned German painter and graphic artist. After studying at the Royal Academy of Arts in Berlin and becoming a student of Anton von Werner, he won the State Grand Prize for a scholarship to Rome in 1899. Read the full biography
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Sigmund Lipinsky, born in 1873 in Graudenz, Prussia, was a renowned German painter and graphic artist. After studying at the Royal Academy of Arts in Berlin and becoming a student of Anton von Werner, he won the State Grand Prize for a scholarship to Rome in 1899. He permanently moved to Rome in 1902, where he found inspiration in the natural beauty of Terracina and focused on mythological and symbolic themes. Lipinsky founded the Sigmund Lipinsky Academy and taught drawing at the British Academy of Arts in Rome after spending time in Munich during the First World War. Lipinsky passed away in Rome in 1940, leaving behind a significant artistic legacy characterized by naturalistic nudes and detailed engravings.