Prof. Peter Schnürpel receives the Order of Merit for his artistic life's work

Prof. Peter Schnürpel receives the Order of Merit for his artistic life's work

Altenburg, Deutschland - On November 27, 2024, Prof. Peter Schnürpel, a renowned artist and graphic artist from Altenburg, was honored with the Order of Merit of the Free State of Thuringia. At the ceremonial ceremony in Erfurt, the executive Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow presented the award that honors Schnürpels extraordinary artistic life's work. The artist, born in Leipzig in 1941, not only made a name for himself as a painter, but also as an important representative of the Leipzig School. His works, the cheering joy and deep pain of being human beings, can be found in numerous collections and museums, and their representations speak a universal language. Schnürpel is strongly connected to the Lindenau Museum Altenburg, where he curated numerous exhibitions and works as a lecturer in the art school.

In addition to lacing, seven more people were honored for their commitment on the same day. This includes Dr. Matthias Brodbeck, who is dedicated to the preservation of the inheritance of the educator Friedrich Wilhelm August Fröbel and Susanne Chmell, who was awarded for her charitable engagement in India and her support for refugees. Bodo Ramelow emphasized the importance of volunteering for society and paid tribute to the excellent achievements of these people who take a look at their own box and make significant contributions to the common good.

for his effects and tireless efforts in the artistic and social field, Prof. Peter Schnürpel was particularly emphasized. "Through his work in Thuringia, he promoted a cosmopolitan and stimulating artistic environment," said Ramelow. These worthy words reflect the recognition that the Schnürpel receives not only for his art, but also for his role as a teacher and mentor. His passion for art and his didactics engagement make him a respected personality of the Thuringian art scene, which radiates far beyond the borders of his hometown. The honor is further proof of the valuable cultural work in Thuringia.

abg-info.de and thueringen.de reported on the ceremonial award and the background of the awards.