Masterpieces of the Tyrolean sculptor: Pontiller's body pictures in Lienz!

Masterpieces of the Tyrolean sculptor: Pontiller's body pictures in Lienz!

A very special highlight awaits the art lovers and interested people in Lienz: On Friday, June 13, 2025, the exhibition "Hans Pontiller - Body Images" will open in the picturesque Bruck Castle. The Tyrolean sculptor, who lived from 1887 to 1970, left a deep impression in the art scene with his work. The work show shows an impressive range of his work and thus gives a unique insight into his oeuvre, as reports.

The focus of this exhibition is on the human body and its various forms of expression. Both craft work as well as wooden sculptures and modern bronze sculptures are presented. Particularly noteworthy are the masterful portraits that are often psychologically permeated, as well as newly discovered sculptures that are shown for the first time.

guests of honor and vernissage

Numerous guests of honor are expected at the opening. Among them are Herwig van Staa (Governor A.d.), Ursula Marinelli as curator, Roland Pollo from the Pontiller family and Elisabeth Blanik (Mayor of Lienz). The vernissage is free of charge, but registration is required due to the limited space. Interested parties can register by e-mail to museum@stadt-lienz.at , such as "https://www.dolomitenstadt.at/verloss-bruck-vernissage-hans-pontiller-koerperbilder/"> Dolomitenstadt

The exhibition itself runs from June 14 to September 14, 2025. In the months of June, September and October, the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the summer months of July and August every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. This series of exhibitions not only promises technology, but also emotions and encounters with art.

A look back at the work of Hans Pontiller

Hans Pontiller, an artist with East Tyrolean roots, has touched many hearts through his works, which show the versatility of man and his experiences, over the years. His talent for portraits is particularly evident in the precise representation of human emotions and forms of expression. In the orf tirol it is pointed out that this exhibition is also an opportunity to recall Pontiller's versatile and the importance of his work for art history.

If you are interested in art or just want to experience the beauty of the human body in all facets, you should not miss this opportunity. For more information about the exhibition, the opening times and the location, visit the museum's website at www.museum-schlossbruck.at .