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evidence: Heinz Felsch -LRB- born 14 July 1922 in Weißenfels  /  Saale Germany , died 14 March 2016 in Halle an der Saale Germany -RRB- was a German painter and graphic artist .. He created a comprehensive oeuvre of oil paintings and mixed media .. Since he had also trained as a lithographer , he produced a large number of lithographic prints in his own printing workshop .. The themes of his paintings and graphic oeuvre are landscapes , still lives , and also portraits and people .. After completing school , Heinz Felsch did an apprenticeship in merchandising , which he could n't complete due to the start of World War II .. At the age of seventeen , he was enlisted into the German army and was moved to France , where he served as the chauffeur for a higher ranking officer .. After his first year in France , he was destined to be sent to Africa but instead was transferred to Russia , where he flew reconnaissance flights with the German air force .. During one of the missions , he suffered a serious head injury which rendered him unfit to serve and he ended up in a hospital in Denmark where he stayed until the end of the war .. After the war , Heinz Felsch moved back to his hometown , Weißenfels .. He started an apprenticeship as a lithographer .. In 1946 , he enrolled as a student at the art school Burg Giebichenstein in Halle and joined the art class with the teacher Professor Charles Crodel .. Heinz Felsch became part of group of painters which is now known as the `` Hallesche Schule '' -LRB- school of Halle -RRB- .. It was a movement of modern painting during a period from 1945 until the late 1950 's , under the influence of the professors of fine art Charles Crodel and Erwin Hahs .. The term `` Hallesche Schule '' describes a specific regional movement rooted in classic modern art .. Heinz Felsch had a close personal and artistic bond with the painter Albert Ebert , which started when both met as art students and continued until Albert Ebert died in 1976 .. This close artistic bond is reflected in many of his paintings .. When his art teacher Charles Crodel was appointed professor for Fine Art at the Munich Art Academy in 1951 , he asked Heinz Felsch to join him as his assistant and lithographer .. After some consideration , he decided to stay in Halle due to family circumstances .. In 1949 , Heinz Felsch married his fellow student Brigitte Reiff .. They both met at art school , as Brigitte was part of the same group of students under Professor Charles Crodel .. They had a son and two daughters .. Heinz and Brigitte regularly spent the summer months during the late 1940 's to the mid-1950 's in Ahrenshoop , a little fishing village on the Baltic Sea , known for their artist community .. A number of paintings , drawings and lithographic prints originate from this time and reflect the partly rough but also gentle landscapes between the sea , with its dunes and cliffs , and the Bodden laguna .. Heinz Felsch , with the support of his wife Brigitte Felsch-Reiff , worked on larger scale commissions of architectural art from the mid-1960 's to the late 1970 's , which were mainly mosaic wall friezes in the lobbies of newly built hospitals and schools .. There are still two of the previously three larger wall mosaics in the lift lobbies of the Policlinic Reil in Halle .. A further 17-meter long wall mosaic frieze can still be seen in a school in Braunsbedra near Halle .. In the late 1970 's when their commercial opportunities were not as plentiful , the couple started to produce their own range of small ceramic medallions and ceramic jewellery , which helped to support them financially .. Heinz Felsch carried on painting right up into his 90 's .. He particularly took pride in the frames of his paintings , which were meticulously made and most of them applied with a layer of flat silver .. In 1951 , Heinz Felsch became a member of the Landesverband Bildender Kunstler Sachsen-Anhalt -LRB- National Association of Fine Arts of Sachsen-Anhalt -RRB- and in 1952 , he became member of the ` Verband Bildender Kunstler der DDR ' -LRB- National Association of Fine Arts of the GDR -RRB- .