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Louis Christian Hess
Louis Christian Hess, artistic name of Alois Anton Hess, known also as Christian Hess (Bozen, December 24, 1895 – Schwaz, November 26, 1944) was an Austrian painter and sculptor of the German Neue Sachlichkeit (New objectivity) during the 1920s.
== Early years ==
In 1915 Hess exhibited his first works, drawings, tempera and engravings, at the "Turn und Taxishof Galerie” in Innsbruck. During World War One Hess fought on the French front at the Somme and Ardennes. After the war, from 1919 since 1924 he attended the Munich Bayerische Akademie der Bildenden Künste in the class of Prof. C. Becker-Gundhal. In 1920 Hess attended the first collective exhibition “Ausstellung Junger Münchner - Graphische Kunstwerkstätten” in Munich presented by George Jacob Wolf. In the following 1921 exhibition "Ausstellung Junger Münchner” at Gemälde Galerie Sct. Martinus, also in Munich, he exhibits works alongside pieces from Florian Bosch, Adolf Hartmann, Siegfried Kühnel, Georg Liebhardt, Josef Nickl, Eugen Siegler, Bernhard Therhorst and the sculptors Lothar Dietz and Benno Miller. After his sister Emma moves to Sicily in 1924, Hess makes frequent trips to Italy, getting inspiration from the color and mediterranean light that he pours into his art.
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