| 1935 | born in Stuttgart |
| 1952-57 | Studies at the Stuttgart Art Academy (with Karl Rössing and Hans Fegers) |
| from 1952 | participated in numerous group exhibitions |
| 1954-55 | Studio community with Robert Förch |
| 1956 | graphic artist prize of the Stuttgart Art Academy |
| from 1957 | freelance artist |
| 1957-79 | Illustrations for newspapers (e.g. "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", "Deutsche Zeitung", "Stuttgarter Zeitung") and books (e.g. by Charles Dickens, William Shakespeare, Voltaire, Oscar Wilde) |
| 1962-64 | Freelance contributor to "Christ und Welt |
| 1965 | Rome Prize of the Villa Massimo, subsequent stay in Rome |
| 1967 | Foundation of the Friends of the "Schöllkopf Society" by Theo Krug (Stuttgart) |
| 1977 | Trip to Australia |
| 1979 | Scholarship Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris |
| 1979 | died in Stuttgart |
| Günter Schöllkopf was a member of the "Künstlerbund Baden-Württemberg" and the artists' group of the "Hans-Thoma-Gesellschaft |
ARTISTS
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Modern art
Günter Schöllkopf
Available works
ACADÉMIE HENRI HEINE, L'Académie imaginaire, idéelle, éternelle, 1975
Adrian in the star ("Dr. Faustus"), 1976
Assassination in Phoenix Park ("Ulysses"), 1976
bach (Beethoven: Memorial to Johann Sebastian Bach; to "Dr. Faustus"), 1975
Clélie ("Stendhal"), 1977
Crinoline (Apothéosis of Crinoline; "Stendhal"), 1977
Death in Venice (for "Thomas Mann"), 1976
Dialogue in Palestrina ("Dr Faustus"), 1975
Disputation (Ulysses), 1974
Double portrait (Kierkegaard and Andersen), 1971
Drama fascism, 1969
Drama Louise Millerin ("Dramas, Comedies, Idylls"), 1968
Handel, 1965
Harlequin and girl (Harlequins), 1956
Heine in the Campagna, 1975
Heine, Goethe, Aretino and Rahel Varnhagen in Italy ("Heinrich Heine"), 1974
Idyll 44, 1970
Idyll 44 ("Dramas, Comedies, Idylls"), 1970
Idyll chauvinism, 1968
Jean Paul head ( portraits and double portraits), 1965
Juggler, 1953
Kafka and Ottla, 1977
Love's Labor's lost ("Dr. Faustus"), 1975
Ludwig Thoma and the Kini ("Portraits and Double Portraits"), 1972
Lysistrata, 1973
Mafia - Palermo (Sicilia), 1973
Mulligan (Ulysses), 1971
Nocturnal Café ("Modern Times"), 1956
Nocturnal Café ("Modern Times"), 1958
Pantagruel's fleet (to Rabelais), 1969
Portrait Dante ( Portraits and double portraits ), 1967
Proust and Ravel ("Portraits and Double Portraits"), 1970
Rilke and Kisch, 1977
Schönberg, Mahler and Thomas Mann ("Dr. Faustus"), 1976
Self Portrait (Kaspar Hauser), 1976
Ship of Fools I (w.i.p.), 1977
Ship of Fools II, 1977
Stendhal in Paris I ("Stendhal"), 1977
Stendhal in Parma (Julien in the Park), 1977
Tailor of Ulm I (Stuttgart Hutzelmännle), 1971
Tailor of Ulm II (Stuttgart Hutzelmännle), 1971
The case of the whispering stair (Another Sherlock Holmes), 1977
The case of the women in fear (Another Sherlock Holmes), 1979
The feast (Harlequins), 1956
The neutones, 1976
Tilmann and Pisanello ("Portraits and Double Portraits"), 1971
Ulysses - Daedalus teacher, 1963
Ulysses - Stephen hero, 1962
Ulysses Hades Corpse Funeral, 1963
Ulysses Shakespeare (Scylla and Charybdis), 1977
Untitled (Bar), 1957/58
Vendetta Partinico (Sicilia), 1972
When Kaspar Hauser, 1976
With Rousseau in a meadow near Geneva ("Heinrich Heine"), 1975
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