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Rolf Brem

Born in 1926.

Died in 2014.

Rolf Brem (1926–2014) is presented in the sources consulted as an artist active in sculpture, drawing and graphic art (according to SIKART) — a versatility that immediately defines his professional profile.

His documented œuvre encompasses a variety of genres: portraits and human figures, both nude and clothed, as well as animal sculptures. The sources also point to collective works or works connected with public space — groups of figures, medals, architectural works, fountains and monuments — indicating a practice extending beyond the isolated work.

The available documentation nevertheless notes gaps concerning certain works; at the same time, a monograph announced for 2026 (ed. Oliver Prange, 82 pages, ISBN 978-3-907315-42-2) is cited as a forthcoming resource that may deepen and refine the inventory and analysis of the artist’s output — elements that could usefully supplement the current entries.

This notice brings together the factual elements retained from the sources consulted: identity and dates (1926–2014), professional designation (sculptor, draughtsman, graphic artist), documented groups of works (portraits, human figures, animal sculptures, groups, medals, architectural works, fountains, monuments), the explicit mention of gaps in the documentation, and the announcement of a monograph forthcoming in 2026, which should make it possible to update and enrich the dossier.

Rolf Brem

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